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Chinese shares advanced on Monday, tracking strength of Asian and U.S. markets. However, insurers weighed on Hong Kong stock index amid fears of payouts after earthquake in Sichuan. At the >>

Japanese shares were sharply higher on Monday after finance misters from G20 nations indicated they do not object to Japanese efforts to boost growth through aggressive monetary easing measures. The >>

U.S. blue chips posted a mild gain on Friday amid mixed quarterly data from the Dow majors. The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index added 0.07% to end the session at >>

U.S. shares ended last week in green zone amid mixed quarterly reports from the U.S. largest companies and caution ahead of outcome of the IMF and G20 meetings. U.S. equities >>

European stocks advanced, recovering from the biggest drop in five months, after Italy elected new president and the G-20 stopped opposing stimulus policies of the Bank of Japan. Moreover, Asian >>

Asian stocks advanced following Japanese exporters after the Japanese currency fell to the lowest in four years versus the greenback and stimulus policies of the Bank of Japan remained unopposed >>

The Chinese currency dropped, following its six-months high as the People's Bank of China set a new level of the currency's fixing which stops it from strengthening. The Yuan slid >>

The Aussie and Kiwi climbed against the greenback after gold rallied from three decades low and triggered appetite for risk. The Australian Dollar appreciated 0.3% to $1.0304 after a drop >>

The Won dropped to the lowest in four years amid speculation lawmakers would prefer depreciation to support exporter of South Korea against more competitive Japanese rivals. The currency slid 0.3% >>

The Japanese currency weakened as Governor of Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda indicated he was encouraged to continue a campaign in order to defeat deflation. The Yen dropped toward 100 >>

EUR/NZD has formed a Channel Down pattern on the 1D chart. The pattern has 60% quality and 100% magnitude on in the 141-bar period.The pattern started on the 30th of >>

The current account of the 17-nation economy widened more than preliminary was estimated, due to an increase in trade, the European Central Bank said Friday. >>

Dukascopy Aggregate Technical Indicator for 30 min, 1H, 4H and 1D time frame charts for major pairs for the last 144 periods till 08:30 GMT. >>

Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for NZD/USD (Rectangle), EUR/TRY (Channel Up), CHF/JPY (Ascending Triangle) and AUD/CHF (Channel Down) pairs till 08:30 GMT. >>

Dr. Jeremy Stein, the Fed Board member, raised an issue of liquidity regulation at the Richmond Fed's 2013 Credit Markets Symposium. >>