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The index is biased northward and charts point to 95-97 levels next year

Fed statement aided risk rally and currencies of India, Indonesia and Malaysia.

Janus Capital portfolio manager says central banks in US, Europe and Japan creating more and more debt.

Gold and silver fall to four-year lows as US dollar rallies and a surprise easing move by BoJ bolsters flows to riskier assets.

Country's economic recovery would continue despite weak outlook for global economy, according to Fed.

US central bank scheduled to end its quantitative easing programme.

Market awaits cues from inflation data amid mixed economic signals and US dollar rally.

Global GDP growth for this year and the next will be slower than earlier forecasts as emerging market economies would slow more than expected.

Asian stock and currency market dragged down by Hong Kong protests.

After trading near its record high earlier in the month, the New Zealand dollar is on track to become the weakest performer among G10 currencies in July.

The US dollar rallied against most majors as Yellen said the overall view of the US economy is positive.

Global markets are now waiting for fresh interest rate cues from major central banks, making the upcoming week a significant one.

US dollar index shrugs off recent dovish rhetoric by Fed officials and rallies to a one-week high in the week to 4 July

NZD/USD is testing the higher barrier of an upward wedge pattern and a decisive break above the July 2011 peak will set new targets in the uncharted territory.

Federal Reserve also hints at higher interest rates from 2015 as shares stage smart rally.

The Indian rupee has held near the 1-1/2-month low against the US dollar with no big surprise expected at the Fed meeting later in the day.

RBS move part of effort to reduce assets in US ahead of new Federal Reserve rules.

Brent crude slipped after data suggested the world's biggest oil consumers were slowing down.

Fed chair Janet Yellen says FOMC members' view of price stability and job market is promising.

Emerging market stock and currencies enjoyed a boost following Fed Chair Janet Yellen's announcement.

Fed chief Janet Yellen to testify before Senate panel later in the day.

US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen says too many long-term unemployed in labour market.

The number of new non-farm payroll jobs was lower than analysts expected at 113,000 in January.

BoE policymaker David Miles co-authors report which says unwinding of QE is not necessarily dangerous.

Meanwhile, Citi and Deutsche Bank have suspended traders over the last week

Market players to track al-Qaida violence in Iraq and Libyan oil crisis.

Downbeat US labour market data could prompt Fed to ease pace of stimulus taper.

Latest nonfarm payrolls have made the discussion about the correct direction of monetary policy more difficult

Fed's unemployment rate threshold of 6.5% would spark decision on interest rate rise.

Unemployment stands at 7% and is expected to fall further.