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Industrial metals apart from aluminum moved lower on Monday as market sentiment remained under notable pressure amid upcoming US debt limit dispute. Moreover, investors were cautious ahead of the ECB >>

Asian shares declined, pushing the regional benchmark index lower, as Japanese exporters fell after the Yen advanced and as HTC Corp. earnings missed estimates. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index slid >>

Precious metals continued a bearish trend on Monday despite broadly weaker US Dollar and hopes that the Fed will keep its loose monetary policy in place amid weakness of the >>

Thailand's Baht strengthened for a second successive day as foreign investors boosted their holdings of the country's assets on optimism inflows will stimulate faster economic growth. The nation's currency advanced >>

U.S. blue chips slumped after the S&P 500 index advanced to its five-year high last week, as U.S. lawmakers approved a budget bill to halt the so-called "fiscal cliff". The >>

Japan's currency is headed for the biggest two-day advance since November, extending its rally from the lowest level in more than two ears amid speculation the recent drops were excessive. >>

The Euro Stoxx 50 Index futures, the benchmark for the Euro area, slipped by 0.3% to 2,6979 points in very beginning of London trading session on Tuesday. European futures depreciate >>

U.S. equities dropped on Monday as investors stepped back to the side lines, awaiting the beginning of the new corporate earnings season starting on Tuesday. The S&P index tumbled 0.3% >>

Wheat futures for March settlement were higher by 0.6% to $7.5575 for one bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade in Asian trading session on Tuesday. The price increases from >>

The Australian Dollar lost 0.2% to $1.0478 and depreciated by 0.6% to 91.70 against the Yen in the end of Sydney trading session on Tuesday. The Aussie decreased the first >>

The Pound depreciated by 0.2% to $1.6059 in early London trading session on Tuesday. The British Sterling approaches the lowest levels against the U.S. Dollar in a month, as the >>

The Canadian Dollar, also known as Loonie, increased by 0.1% versus the U.S. Dollar to 98.59 cents in the end of Toronto trading session on Monday. The Loonie increases for >>

Crude oil futures for February settlement were down by 4 cents to $93.15 a barrel on New York Mercantile Exchange in Singapore trading session on Tuesday. The price was very >>

U.S. shares fell during Monday's trading session after the benchmark Standart and Poor's 500 index climbed to its highest level in five years on Friday as the U.S. budget deal >>

Hong Kong equities held near to their 19-month high, as investors stayed to Chinese property and resources sectors. The Hang Seng index slightly decreased 0.01%, or 1.34 points, to 23,329.8, >>