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European stocks declined after European Union policy makers raised concerns over national budgets on deepening recession in the Euro area. In addition, disappointing data on the U.S. economy came out, >>

Hong Kong shares dropped, sending lower the Hang Seng benchmark index, as developers extended their losses for a fourth straight day. The Hang Seng Index slid 0.4% to close at >>

Japanese equities edged higher, sending the Nikkei 225 Stock Average to its highest level in more than four years on growing optimism about the outlook for the world's largest economy, >>

Most U.S. blue chips rallied, as a report showed the number of jobless claims fell more-than-expected, bolstering optimism over the world's largest economy. First-time unemployment benefit claims slid to 332,000, >>

The Nigerian Naira increased by 0.9% to 158.65 per the U.S. Dollar in the second part of Lagos trading session on Friday. The currency erased a five-day decrease, as the >>

U.S. shares rose, with the S&P 500 Index advancing to trade within two points of its record high level, as data showed claims for unemployment benefits declined unexpectedly  last week >>

Bullish sentiments flared up yesterday after the pair bounced to the lower Bollinger band at 0.8164 and they continue to lead the kiwi. >>

The loonie continues to depreciate, as the price slipped through the 20-day SMA at 1.0258 yesterday and entered the lower part of the Bollinger bands. >>

The Australian Dollar sharply appreciated yesterday, as the price exceeded the upper Bollinger band by 40 pips and reached the 200-day SMA for a moment. >>

Consolidation in EUR/JPY continues further, as today the price failed to breach a 125.00 benchmark. >>

Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for USD/TRY (Channel Up), USD/CAD (Channel Down), NZD/CHF (Rising Wedge), CHF/JPY (Channel Up) till 16:30 GMT. >>

Public debt of Spain's economy recorded its historical high at the end of 2012 mainly due to more requirements for federal and autonomous funds. Spain's public debt reached 84.1% of >>

A surprise jump in Australia's job numbers in February, the biggest increase in over a decade, had many market watchers close the door on more rate cuts, but one economist >>

With bullish sentiment rising at a pace not seen in three years, an economy on the mend and a four-year bull market that's signaling an upbeat fifth year, there's no >>

Plans to rescue near-bankrupt Cyprus are due to be presented to Eurozone finance ministers later on Friday. >>