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Indian S&P BSE Sensex index advanced 0.8% so far today after losing 2.9% last week. The surge in stocks was led by a 4.4% gain of Reliance Industries, the largest >>

Failure to overcome the resistance area formed by the bullish trend-line and monthly R3 resulted in a precipitous dip down to 0.9590/67, which is able to prevent further losses in >>

Even though USD/JPY has already dropped nearly three figures last week, there is still room for U.S. Dollar's depreciation. >>

Seems that Cable's short-term bullish correction has come to an end at the weekly pivot point (1.5142), but there is still a risk of a surge up to either 1.5190 >>

For the past three months EUR/USD has been trading between the resistance line at 1.3219 (May 2 high) and a formidable level at 1.2745 (Apr 4 low). >>

Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for AUD/USD (Falling Wedge), USD/CAD (Triangle), GBP/JPY (Triangle) and CAD/HKD (Channel Down) pairs till 07:30 GMT. >>

Chinese coal spot prices decreased to 600-615 Yuan per kilogram, the lowest price since October 2009, as country's manufacturing sector, which accounts for 70% of domestic electricity demand, contracted for >>

Asian stocks continued to lose their value as the strengthening Yen harmed Japanese exporters and China announced that it will tolerate slower economic growth. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index decreased >>

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A few BoJ board members expressed concern that the central bank might not achieve its 2% inflation target through March 2016. High uncertainty of whether increased inflation expectations will lead >>

Xi Jinping, the President of China, pledged to avoid environmental degradation even if it meant slower economic growth. The comment came amid rising public dissatisfaction with increasing levels of pollution >>

New Zealand posted smaller than expected trade surplus last month, hit by a rise in petroleum imports which more than offset increasing meat exports from the country. >>

The Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda sees no signs of "excessively bullish expectations" in asset markets and believes that the nation is able to withstand increasing interest rates. >>

The number of mortgage approval in the U.K. reached the highest level in three months in April, though cautious consumers continued to reluctantly increase spending, and put all the money >>

Orders for long-lasting products in the world's largest economy surged more than initially was expected, a sign of resilience in the factory sector even despite budget cuts, tax hikes and >>