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The Japanese economy's leading index rose for the second consecutive month in January, however, at the slower pace than preliminary estimated, a data released by the Cabinet Office showed on >>

The New Zealand Dollar, also known as kiwi, dropped from 82.65 to 82.42 U.S. cents in the end of Wellington trading session on Tuesday after Finance Minister Bill English comments on a >>

European Union's new car registrations continued to slow down in the month of February with the total car registrations dropping 10.5% on an annual basis to 795,482 units following an >>

The Reserve Bank of India cut its interest rates matching economists' expectations by 25 basis points for the second time in 2013 on Tuesday, when the repo rate was cut >>

Foreign direct investments of China increased for the first time in a nine-month period in February suggesting that the world's second largest economy will keep rebounding, the Ministry of Commerce >>

Asian and Pacific shares held steady on Tuesday as investors were waiting for a result of parliament voting in Cyprus on the country's bailout plan to avoid bankruptcy and as >>

European shares declined before the Eurozone finance ministers' decision to raise 5.8 billion Euros by putting tax on Cyprus bank deposits in order to win a bailout of the country. >>

West Texas Intermediate oil was traded close to its highest level in a one-month period as a tension over the Eurozone finance ministers' decision to tax bank savings in Cyprus >>

U.S. Treasuries stayed below a level of 2 percentage points for a third straight session on Tuesday before the Federal Reserve two-day meeting starting today will answer the question whether >>

Farm commodities apart from corn retreated on Monday on weak demand for risky assets after Cyrus decided to tax bank deposits. Moreover, expectations of an increase in output in Russia >>

Energy futures were mixed on Monday amid concerns over stability in the Eurozone as Cyprus is set to impose taxes on deposits. At the same time, speculation that Saudi Arabia >>

Industrial metals slumped on Monday as market players shunned risky assets after Cyprus said it plans to levy taxes on bank deposits to meet bailout requirements. The move raised worries >>

Precious metals were mixed on Monday amid broadly weaker US Dollar and safe-haven demand after Cyprus said it would levy bank deposit taxes. Meanwhile, market players remained cautious ahead of >>

Most U.S. blue chips declined on Monday, as a gauge tracking U.S. corporate credit risk climbed the most in almost a month as decision to impose tax levy on Cypriot >>

The Japanese Yen dropped by 0.4% to 95.60 per the U.S. Dollar and slipped by 0.4% to 123.85 per Euro by the midday Tokyo trading session on Tuesday. The Japanese >>