The German trade balance surplus unexpectedly shrank in January from 13.4 billion to 8.0 billion as falling exports offset rising imports. Demand from abroad dropped by 6.3% against forecasts for a 0.5% improvement led by weakness from other Euro-zone members.

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A Drop in German Exports Casts Doubt on Recovery

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U.K. Manufacturing Tumbles for the First Time in Five Months

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Daily Sound Bites 03.10

While most currencies have been consolidating or tracking lower against the buck on the day, Kiwi stands out and has actually outperformed, with no direct catalyst for the demand other than some pre-RBNZ volatility.

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Fed in Process of Orchestrating Policy Shift

Oil and gold prices may decline amid expectations for a sharp increase in borrowing costs as the US Treasury’s monthly budget statement shows the largest monthly shortfall since records began nearly 33 years ago.

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Oil, Gold May Decline as Monthly US Deficit Hits Record

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USD Graphic Rewind 03.10

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USD/JPY Classical 03.10

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USD/CHF Classical 03.10

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USD/CAD Classical 03.10

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GBP/USD Classical 03.10

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GBP/JPY Classical 03.10

Setbacks have stalled for now ahead of

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EUR/JPY Classical 03.10