The dollar was down and still faces pressure but may find some short-term support. ING said the emphasis now shifts from the labor market back to inflation readings.

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German investor morale fell unexpectedly to 58.3 points in February, the ZEW economic research institute said on Tuesday, ...

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As Thailand points to a modest economic rebound and rising tourist arrivals, unease is growing among long-stay visitors and repeat travelers in Pattaya—a group that has long underpinned the city’s ...

Pakistan, Feb. 15 -- President Asif Ali Zardari reiterated his resolve to steer the country toward economic recovery, ...