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World Stocks Hold Near 16-Month Highs After Strong Week
Analysts said that signs the ECB would continue to provide monetary support for as long as needed complemented the promise of fiscal stimulus in a welcome cocktail for investors.
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Earnings, Greece Weigh on European Stocks
European stocks fell on Wednesday, failing to extend an overnight rally in Asia as investors looked to Greece's debt crisis and lurch towards possible default as an excuse to cash in gains chalked up earlier in the week.
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Asia Stocks Follow Global Surge, Dollar on Defensive
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan climbed 0.4 per cent. South Korean and Australian stocks gained, while Japan's Nikkei stood flat.
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Asian shares edge higher on global equity gains
Global equity markets and bonds extended gains on Thursday, recovering further from the recent acute selloff, after three U.S. Federal Reserve officials sought to downplay market fears that the central bank would soon ease its unprecedented bond-buying stimulus programme known as quantitative easing or QE.
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World stocks rise on data; euro falls before ECB meet
The blue-chip Dow Jones index extended its record-breaking run on Wednesday and world stock markets edged higher led by strong gains in Asia, while the euro slid against the dollar a day before a European Central Bank meeting.
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World Stocks Hold Near 16-Month Highs After Strong Week
Analysts said that signs the ECB would continue to provide monetary support for as long as needed complemented the promise of fiscal stimulus in a welcome cocktail for investors.
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Earnings, Greece Weigh on European Stocks
European stocks fell on Wednesday, failing to extend an overnight rally in Asia as investors looked to Greece's debt crisis and lurch towards possible default as an excuse to cash in gains chalked up earlier in the week.
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Asia Stocks Follow Global Surge, Dollar on Defensive
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan climbed 0.4 per cent. South Korean and Australian stocks gained, while Japan's Nikkei stood flat.
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Asian shares edge higher on global equity gains
Global equity markets and bonds extended gains on Thursday, recovering further from the recent acute selloff, after three U.S. Federal Reserve officials sought to downplay market fears that the central bank would soon ease its unprecedented bond-buying stimulus programme known as quantitative easing or QE.
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World stocks rise on data; euro falls before ECB meet
The blue-chip Dow Jones index extended its record-breaking run on Wednesday and world stock markets edged higher led by strong gains in Asia, while the euro slid against the dollar a day before a European Central Bank meeting.
