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The Lonnie fell for a fifth day versus the greenback after the nation's largest export, crude oil, fell on ebbing risk appetite. The Canadian Dollar slid 0.2% to C$1.0185 per >>

The Aussie rallied as Governor of Reserve Bank Glenn Stevens indicated that the bar has increased for currency intervention and approved the present amount of borrowing costs. The currency increased >>

The Yen debased versus all its major counterparts, while the Aussie surged as the Reserve Bank of Australia signaled that the bar is up for currency intervention and after Prime >>

According to the Labor Department in Washington, U.S jobless benefits increased to 362,000, for the first time during three weeks. Companies are not decreasing their staffing level despite the fear >>

UK shares dropped on Thursday amid weak risk appetite after the FOMC meeting minutes showed that the Fed may end its bond-purchases. Capping losses of the UK blue chips, UK >>

Hong Kong stocks gave back Tuesday's gains amid lingering concerns that the Fed may halt its easing measures sooner-than-expected. Moreover, worries over expansion of housing curbs weighed on Hong Kong >>

Japanese shares were bearish on Thursday amid escalated worries that the Fed is considering stopping its bond-buying program sooner-than-expected. Weak performance of US stock markets also put heavy selling pressure >>

US blue chips finished lower on Wednesday amid concerns that the Fed may end its bond-buying program. Meanwhile, market participants remained cautious ahead of the key US figures due on >>

The Wall Street closed in red after a release of the FOMC meeting minutes that showed the Fed may ease or even halt its growth-boosting activities earlier than planned. Furthermore, >>

Asian shares plummeted on concern the Fed may refrain from its monetary stimulus. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index declined 1.5% to 133.21 at 3:21 p.m. in Tokyo. Japan's Nikkei 225 >>

The South Korean Won halted its two-day rally amid speculation the Fed may opt out expanding monetary easing to prop up economic growth in the U.S, Korea's second-biggest export partner. >>

The Chinese Yuan fell toward the lowest level in two months amid concern the U.S. will wind down its asset purchase scheme. The Yuan declined 0.09% to 6.2433 per U.S. >>

Australia's Dollar fell, after the biggest one-day decline in a month yesterday, as Asian shares plummeted, curtailing demand for risky assets. The Aussie lost 0.2% to $1.0233 at 4:46 p.m. >>

Farm commodities advanced on Wednesday despite weak demand for risky assets after FOMC meeting minutes' release. Broadly stronger US Dollar also failed to send rural commodities lower. The commodity group >>

Energy futures apart from natural gas retreated on Wednesday after the FOMC meeting minutes showed that the Fed may stop its easing measures. Meanwhile, market players continued to anticipate the >>