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China's Yuan climbed to 19-year high as the central bank set currency's reference rate on amid signs fund inflows are increasing pace. The Yuan advanced 0.2% reaching nearly 6.1650 per >>

Malaysia's Ringgit climbed for a third day, the longest winning streak in three weeks, amid speculation of further monetary stimulus in Japan and that Europe would increase demand for emerging-market >>

German shares are trading lower on Friday ahead of the closely-watched U.S. GDP data due later in the day. However, losses of German blue chips remain limited as market players >>

U.K. equities are trading lower ahead of the key U.S. data due later in the day. Moreover, weakness of commodities and Japanese equities weighed on U.K. shares. The FTSE 100 >>

For the past week South Korea's won has been leading gains among Asian currencies as economic growth surpassed predictions, while the Thai Baht reached the worst five days taking into >>

The Aussie and Kiwi strengthened for a third day versus the U.S. Dollar amid bets that world's major central banks stimulus would ensure capital inflow into the South Pacific nations' >>

The Pound Sterling was poised for its biggest one week gain since June versus the greenback after a report indicating the U.K. economy managed to prevent a triple-dip recession diminished >>

The Japanese currency gained for a second day versus the greenback and strengthened at least 0.3% against all 16 major counterparts as the Bank of Japan retained a pledge to >>

Hong Kong shares ended the week on the positive note amid positive earnings reports from Chinese companies and a rebound in the commodity prices. However, weak numbers from Japan limited >>

Japanese shares tumbled on Friday on weak domestic data and absence of additional easing measures from the BoJ. Japan's CPI, the main inflation gauge, dropped to minus 0.5% in March >>

U.S. blue chips edged higher on Thursday on positive headlines from the U.S. and the U.K. The U.K. economy grew faster than expected last quarter and fewer than expected Americans >>

U.S. stocks rallied on Thursday as positive data from the U.K. and U.S. sparked demand for riskier assets. The S&P 500 Index climbed 0.40% to close at 1,585.16. All but >>

Japan's consumer prices declined for a fifth consecutive month in March, falling 0.5% from a year earlier, a sign that the nation's central bank is struggling to achieve its 2% >>

New Zealand posted a more-than-expected trade surplus of NZ$718 million in March, adding to upwardly revised surplus of NZ$441 million in February, as overseas shipments surged, while imports increased less >>

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