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The Yen advanced 0.5% to 97.88 per U.S. Dollar by midday trading session in Tokyo on Monday. The currency appreciated against the 16 major counterparts, as Chinese GDP growth slowed >>

Farm commodities apart from coffee were bullish on Friday amid escalated weather concerns in the U.S., Canada and Russia. Cold weather in the world's top growing regions threatens winter wheat >>

Farm commodities apart from coffee were bullish on Friday amid escalated weather concerns in the U.S., Canada and Russia. Cold weather in the world's top growing regions threatens winter wheat >>

Energy futures except for natural gas traded in the red area on Friday on weaker-than-expected U.S. numbers and record high U.S. stockpiles. U.S. Retail sales unexpectedly dropped 0.4% last month, >>

Energy futures except for natural gas traded in the red area on Friday on weaker-than-expected U.S. numbers and record high U.S. stockpiles. U.S. Retail sales unexpectedly dropped 0.4% last month, >>

Industrial metals were bearish on Friday amid weak numbers from the U.S. and China's demand worries. Continuous surplus on physical markets as well as rising LME inventories also pushed the >>

Industrial metals were bearish on Friday amid weak numbers from the U.S. and China's demand worries. Continuous surplus on physical markets as well as rising LME inventories also pushed the >>

Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for EUR/DKK (Triangle), EUR/TRY (Rising Wedge) and EUR/SEK (Triangle) pairs till 08:30 GMT. >>

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. >>

Precious metals finished last week on the negative note as Wednesday's FOMC minutes raised concerns that the Fed may end its growth-boosting measures sooner-than-expected. However, disappointing numbers from the U.S. >>

Precious metals finished last week on the negative note as Wednesday's FOMC minutes raised concerns that the Fed may end its growth-boosting measures sooner-than-expected. However, disappointing numbers from the U.S. >>

Gold spot price lost 6.2% to $1,483 an ounce last week, what was the biggest slide since December 2011. However, financial institutions, such as hedge funds, added more bullish bets >>

Data from China created negative sentiments in the market and traders became more risk averse, meaning that the major currency pair continues to decrease from a previous week high at >>

The beginning of a week is negative for riskier currencies. >>

USD/JPY is affected by reduced risk appetite in the market, as traders are more keen to purchase safer assets, such as the Japanese Yen. >>