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The Kiwi tumbled after the NZ central bank warned it may have to weaken the currency, while the U.S. dollar weakened at six-month lows. more...

The euro nursed broad losses, having been put under pressure by soft German inflation numbers. more...

Like other bitcoin evangelists, Ken Shishido is ready to write off the money he lost in the bankruptcy of virtual currency exchange Mt. Gox. more...

The U.S. dollar faded a little on Friday as a run of mixed U.S. economic data left the market uncertain about its future direction. more...

The yen started the new week at four-year lows versus the euro and a four-month trough on the dollar. more...

The yen languished at two-month lows against the dollar on Friday, after Finance Minister Taro Aso said Japan must retain currency intervention. more...

The U.S. dollar faces its fifth losing week as the U.S. government shutdown hits growth prospects in the world's largest economy. more...

The dollar was a touch firmer in Asia on Monday as the euro took a knock from more aid rumblings over Greece. more...

Goldman Sachs Group is shuttering a well-known hedge fund that relies on computer-driven trading strategies after the portfolio rang up a hefty loss this year. more...

Gold slipped more than half a percent on Thursday after equities rose and the euro ticked up on optimism over tentative steps by European policy makers to resolve and limit the region's debt crisis. more...

Guy Dinmore, Financial Times with the story on a Chinese investment firm buying Italian debt. more...

Gold fell further on Monday but could attract bargain hunters after posting its worst closing since June in the previous session as the dollar rallied against the euro on growing doubts about Europe's ability to resolve its debt crisis. more...

The euro got off to a rocky start in Asia on Monday, falling to fresh six-month lows against the greenback and a 10-year trough on the yen as downside momentum picked up pace after several key technical levels gave way recently.* more...

The euro bounced mildly on Wednesday, boosted by stronger stocks, but was still lingering close to a two-month low, while the Swiss franc was nursing 10 percent losses against the single currency after the Swiss central bank set a limit on how much it can gain.* more...

A look at today's market movers, with CNBC's Seema Mody, Rick Santelli and Sharon Epperson. more...

The euro found a steadier footing in Asia on Friday, having suffered a drubbing overnight on weak euro zone data, as market attention turned to a closely watched U.S. employment report. more...

The euro trimmed losses against the dollar after data Tuesday showed U.S. personal spending fell unexpectedly in June. more...

The dollar dropped broadly Tuesday and investors expected it to continue to depreciate as long as U.S. lawmakers fail to reach a compromise on a budget plan to prevent the country from defaulting on its debt. more...

The bulls trotted gingerly back into the stock market and, if they stick around on Friday, the market could avoid a sixth week of losses. Still, one market strategist cautioned: "It is not the beginning of a new bull market rally." more...