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Japanese economy watchers' outlook for the futures as well as of the current economic conditions improved further in February, an Eco Watchers' survey unveiled on Friday. The Eco Watchers' index >>

China's exports grew above economists' projection in the month of February, at the same time imports fell more than expected, the General Administration of Customs reported on Friday. The reports >>

Base metals were bullish on Thursday amid encouraging data from the US labor market coupled with soft greenback. However, gains were capped as market players were cautious ahead of China's >>

Yesterday the pair was pushed down from the monthly R1 level at 0.9488, but the price has not reached any reasonable support level and today attempts to regain the lost >>

USD/JPY firmly steps higher, as the pair checked the Bollinger band yesterday and during today's trading session continues to appreciate. >>

GBP/USD pair eased its pace of depreciation and the variability decreased as well. >>

EUR/USD noticeably appreciated in the last session, as the U.S. labour market data indicated improving situation. >>

Precious metals were mixed on Thursday after central banks in Europe and Asia left their monetary policies unchanged. Moreover, positive data from the US jobs market added pressure on the >>

The Australian Dollar lost 0.2% and was traded at $1.0242 in the end of Sydney session on Friday. The currency was pushed down by China's imports data, which indicated a >>

The Rupee appreciated 0.8% in last week to 54.445 against the U.S. Dollar and this was the biggest gain since 1st of February and the best weekly performance in Asia. The Indian >>

The U.S. Dollar rose 0.6% to 95.43 against the Yen by midday trading session in Tokyo on Friday, after reaching 95.45 level, which is the highest since August 2009. The >>

Global rating agency Moody's expects Indian gross domestic product to bounce back to 7% next fiscal year, at the same time it changed the country's economic growth forecast from 5.1% >>

Merchandise export of Canada expanded 2.1% in the month of January with imports increasing 1.9%, narrowing the Canadian merchandise trade deficit from December's $332 million to $237 million in January, >>

U.S. labour productivity in the last three months of 2012 declined slightly more than economists initially expected, the Labor Department showed in a report on Thursday. According to the report, >>

The U.S. trade gap expanded by $6.3 billion in January to $44.4 billion, following a $10.1 billion decline in the previous month. An increase in the trade deficit was well >>