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The Bank of England has upgraded its growth forecast on Thursday, as the economy is showing signs of recovery. Moreover, the BoE has lowered its inflation outlook for the first >>

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose more than initially was expected last week, suggesting the slowdown in economic growth is prompting an increase in firings, >>

Consumer prices hike in the 17-nation economy has slowed to the lowest level in more than three years, as fuel and telecommunications costs dropped substantially, the EU statistics office, Eurostat >>

German shares were little changed on Thursday as U.S. housing starts dropped more than expected and claims for unemployment benefits increased. The German DAX Index was 0.25 points lower at >>

U.K. shares stayed little changed on Thursday, after the benchmark gauge touched the highest level in almost six years and posted its longest winning-streak in nearly four years. The FTSE >>

Hong Kong equities inched lower to post a weekly loss for the first time in four weeks on weak earnings results from Parkson. However, the Hang Seng Index finished 0.2% >>

NZD/USD rebounded from the demand zone formed by the March low and weekly S1, but bearish pressure was renewed, cutting the price down to 0.8177/61. >>

"We have Canada's dollar attempting to rally back, though the truth of the matter is, negative data for the U.S. ultimately is negative for Canada."- Bank of Nova Scotia (based >>

AUD/USD has come under 0.9861/39 and fell down to 0.9796, but only for a short period, quickly recovering back above the 2011 Dec low, which preserves topicality. >>

While yesterday the currency pair moved closer to the rising support line at 131.18, today it demonstrates absence of any momentum, trading in a very narrow range. >>

Japanese equities retreated on Wednesday, as a decline in Japanese bank shares after lowering their earnings forecasts redeemed a report that showed Japanese economy expanded more than expected. The nation's >>

Most U.S. blue advanced on Wednesday as the nation's industrial production plunged unexpectedly in April, showing that American manufacturers would not contribute to boosting the economy. The Dow Jones Industrial >>

Wall Street traded in the green on Wednesday as weak data on the U.S. manufacturing sparked bets that the Fed will continue stimulus activities. In addition, a report conducted by >>

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