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Current-account trade balance in South Korea recorded the biggest surplus in a four-month period in March as exports rose despite weaker China's currency, a report unveiled by the Bank of >>

Industrial profit growth in China slowed down in the month of March from the same period a year ago, the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics revealed >>

German government yields were little changed on Monday before a report showed that consumer confidence in the 17-nation bloc advanced in April and as Italy is set to sell 6 >>

Consumer confidence in Finland decreased significantly in the month of April after it recorded an improvement in March, with the consumer confidence index falling to 6.4 in April from March's >>

The Reserve Bank of India's Governor Suvvuri Subbarao is expected to lower the repurchase rate for the third time in 2013 from 7.5% to 7.25% on a meeting taking place >>

South Korea's Won moved up to the highest level in a month amid speculation that the country may attract more dollar inflows after data showed that the trade balance posted >>

Copper declined for the second session in a row on Monday on speculation that lower-than-expected economic growth in the U.S. and China, the world's largest buyers of the metal, will >>

Silver recorded a decreased in April boosting a demand for products of Silver Bullion Pte, one of the biggest suppliers of coins and bars in Singapore, reducing inventories and increasing >>

Gold advanced on Monday recording the largest increase in a 15-month period amid strengthened demand for jewelry and coins and as Goldman Sachs Inc. changed their previous recommendation for selling. >>

The U.S. Dollar index decreased by more than expected falling to its lowest level in more than a week before a data showed that consumer spending in the U.S. stayed >>

The majority of emerging-market stocks increased on Monday amid speculation that the U.S. and India's stimulus measures will spur economic growth as the world's largest economy accelerated less than forecast >>

Hong Kong stocks declined after slower growth in Chinese industrial companies' profits showed that the world's second largest economy is losing pace. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index of mainland >>

U.S. Treasuries were little changed on Monday before a report showed that payrolls in the U.S. advanced by 150,000 employees in April after it rose by 88,000 the month before >>

European stocks depicted the biggest weekly gain that has not been seen in five months after investors considered the ECB would cut its interest rates and as various companies showed >>

West Texas Intermediate oil dropped a second day as a government agency indicated economic slowdown in China, the world's second-biggest crude consumer. WTI for June settlement plummeted 57 cents to >>