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Sensex, Nifty Rebound On Report Of US, China Moving Closer To Trade Deal
Equities across the globe cheered the move with the UK's FTSE 100 index advancing 0.2 per cent, Germany's DAX rising 1.1 per cent and France's CAC 40 index climbing 1.2 per cent.
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London Stocks Fall As UK Heads To Polls, Bucking Uptrend Across Europe
The British capital's FTSE 100 index turned flat heading into midday, wiping out initial gains, while the pound edged lower against the dollar with voting underway.
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Dollar Turns Defence Into Attack Ahead Of Fed Minutes
Revived bets on US interest rate rises this year saw the dollar turn defence into attack on Wednesday and halted a red-hot run for oil prices and emerging markets.
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Asia Shares Slip, Nikkei Recovers, Yen Rises As BoJ Disappoints
Asian shares slipped after touching a near one-year peak on Friday and the yen strengthened as the Bank of Japan's fresh stimulus measures disappointed markets, although Japanese stocks recovered on higher purchases of exchange-traded funds.
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Global Stocks Climb As Markets Play Fed Waiting Game
Oil prices fell for a fifth consecutive day on Tuesday and financial markets were volatile as investors wait to see whether US interest rates will be raised next month.
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Mood Sours As Oil Skids, China Stocks Slip
All the air was sucked out of Asian shares on Wednesday as oil prices took a fresh spill on news Kuwaiti oil workers ended a three-day strike, leaving markets suddenly directionless.
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European Share Bounce Counters Broader Market Gloom
World markets struggled for direction on Monday, with renewed strength in the yen, government bonds and gold pointing to heightened caution among investors, but a sharp rebound in European stocks suggesting a pent-up appetite for risk.
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Asian Shares Rise Despite Weak China, Japan Data
Asian shares snapped a five-session losing streak on Monday as China's central bank fixed the yuan sharply stronger, easing fears of depreciation for now, though a string of weak data from Japan to China and Indonesia suggested the bounce may be short-lived.
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European Stocks Look to Fight Out of Global Gloom
Many stock markets around the world and oil prices slumped to multi-year lows on Monday amid persistent worries over global growth, although European stocks offered a chink of light in the gloom, staging an early bounce following last week's selloff.
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World Stocks Drop But Europe Shrugs Off Oil Slide
World stocks fell for the fifth straight day on Tuesday, anchored near their lowest level in over two years with investors rattled by the slump in oil prices and a surge in offshore Chinese yuan deposit rates.
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Asian Shares Climb, Dollar Slips on Fed Wagers
Asian shares jumped on Thursday and the dollar backed off highs on expectations the Federal Reserve would be confident enough of the US economy to raise rates in December but would then proceed with great caution on further tightening.
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World Stocks Fall on China Data, but Stronger Eurozone Lifts Gloom
Stocks fell in Europe and Asia on Monday after further evidence of economic slowdown in China, but modest growth in German factory activity slightly brightened the mood.
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Asian Shares Slide as Soft China Surveys, US Data Sap Risk Appetite
Asian stocks slid to their lowest level in nearly three weeks on Monday, as profit taking set in after soft Chinese factory surveys and US consumer spending data raised concerns over the global economic outlook.
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Asian Shares Rise on Fading Fed Rate Views
Fading expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year and a bounce in oil prices helped lift Asian stocks to two-week highs on Tuesday.
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Asia Shares Rally, but on Track for Worst Quarterly Loss in 4 Years
Asian stock markets rallied on Wednesday after sliding to 3-year lows, but concerns lingered over slumping commodities prices and China's cooling economy.
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Sensex, Nifty Rebound On Report Of US, China Moving Closer To Trade Deal
Equities across the globe cheered the move with the UK's FTSE 100 index advancing 0.2 per cent, Germany's DAX rising 1.1 per cent and France's CAC 40 index climbing 1.2 per cent.
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London Stocks Fall As UK Heads To Polls, Bucking Uptrend Across Europe
The British capital's FTSE 100 index turned flat heading into midday, wiping out initial gains, while the pound edged lower against the dollar with voting underway.
-
Dollar Turns Defence Into Attack Ahead Of Fed Minutes
Revived bets on US interest rate rises this year saw the dollar turn defence into attack on Wednesday and halted a red-hot run for oil prices and emerging markets.
-
Asia Shares Slip, Nikkei Recovers, Yen Rises As BoJ Disappoints
Asian shares slipped after touching a near one-year peak on Friday and the yen strengthened as the Bank of Japan's fresh stimulus measures disappointed markets, although Japanese stocks recovered on higher purchases of exchange-traded funds.
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Global Stocks Climb As Markets Play Fed Waiting Game
Oil prices fell for a fifth consecutive day on Tuesday and financial markets were volatile as investors wait to see whether US interest rates will be raised next month.
-
Mood Sours As Oil Skids, China Stocks Slip
All the air was sucked out of Asian shares on Wednesday as oil prices took a fresh spill on news Kuwaiti oil workers ended a three-day strike, leaving markets suddenly directionless.
-
European Share Bounce Counters Broader Market Gloom
World markets struggled for direction on Monday, with renewed strength in the yen, government bonds and gold pointing to heightened caution among investors, but a sharp rebound in European stocks suggesting a pent-up appetite for risk.
-
Asian Shares Rise Despite Weak China, Japan Data
Asian shares snapped a five-session losing streak on Monday as China's central bank fixed the yuan sharply stronger, easing fears of depreciation for now, though a string of weak data from Japan to China and Indonesia suggested the bounce may be short-lived.
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European Stocks Look to Fight Out of Global Gloom
Many stock markets around the world and oil prices slumped to multi-year lows on Monday amid persistent worries over global growth, although European stocks offered a chink of light in the gloom, staging an early bounce following last week's selloff.
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World Stocks Drop But Europe Shrugs Off Oil Slide
World stocks fell for the fifth straight day on Tuesday, anchored near their lowest level in over two years with investors rattled by the slump in oil prices and a surge in offshore Chinese yuan deposit rates.
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Asian Shares Climb, Dollar Slips on Fed Wagers
Asian shares jumped on Thursday and the dollar backed off highs on expectations the Federal Reserve would be confident enough of the US economy to raise rates in December but would then proceed with great caution on further tightening.
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World Stocks Fall on China Data, but Stronger Eurozone Lifts Gloom
Stocks fell in Europe and Asia on Monday after further evidence of economic slowdown in China, but modest growth in German factory activity slightly brightened the mood.
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Asian Shares Slide as Soft China Surveys, US Data Sap Risk Appetite
Asian stocks slid to their lowest level in nearly three weeks on Monday, as profit taking set in after soft Chinese factory surveys and US consumer spending data raised concerns over the global economic outlook.
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Asian Shares Rise on Fading Fed Rate Views
Fading expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year and a bounce in oil prices helped lift Asian stocks to two-week highs on Tuesday.
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Asia Shares Rally, but on Track for Worst Quarterly Loss in 4 Years
Asian stock markets rallied on Wednesday after sliding to 3-year lows, but concerns lingered over slumping commodities prices and China's cooling economy.
