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European Shares Hit Three-Month High, ECB In Limelight
Across Europe, Italy's FTSE MIB index was up 0.3 per cent after climbing to its highest level since late May, supported by a 1 per cent rise in the country's banking index to a five-month high.
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Fed Bets Boost Dollar, European Union Tax Bill Bites Apple
US interest rate rise expectations pushed the dollar up for a seventh time in eight days on Tuesday, while Wall Street dealers braced for a bruising session for Apple after it was hit by a record $14.5 billion European tax bill.
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World Stocks Ease, Dollar Holds Ground As US Rate Bets Abound
Stocks slipped on Wednesday while the dollar continued to claw back last week's losses as investors grappled with the prospect of a US interest rate increase in the months ahead coming amid continued uncertainty about the strength of the global economy.
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European Shares Up For Fifth Session; Altice Boosted By Earnings
European shares advanced for a fifth straight session on Tuesday as companies like Altice continued to report quarterly results that exceeded forecasts.
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European Shares Get Tech Boost As SAP, ASML Surge On Earnings
European shares advanced on Wednesday, with the technology sector leading the market higher after SAP and ASML Holding reported forecast-beating quarterly results.
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Miners, Financials Push European Shares Down For Second Day
European shares fell on Tuesday, weighed down by losses among financials and commodity stocks, while Italian bank Monte dei Paschi touched a fresh record low on continued worries over its capital strength.
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Looking For Brexit-Proof Portfolios? Try 'Sin Stocks'
Health, safety and even some traditional 'sin stocks' have already shown signs of weathering Brexit-related storms in European equity markets over the past week.
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World Stocks Gain As Brexit Nerves Settle
European and Asian stock markets built on a recovery from the aftermath of last week's Brexit vote on Wednesday as investors wagered central banks would ultimately ride to the rescue with more stimulus.
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European Shares Sink To 3-Month Low, GAM Plummets
European shares fell for a fifth straight session on Tuesday, with investors becoming jittery before next week's referendum in Britain on its membership of the European Union and a two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve starting later in the day.
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Asia Shares Wobble As Oil Slip Dampens Sentiment, Dollar Stalls
Asian stocks were on a weak footing on Wednesday as a slip in crude oil prices dampened investors' appetite for riskier assets, while the recently bullish dollar stalled against the euro and yen following a mixed bag of US economic data.
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Global Stocks Set For Monthly Gains, Dollar Buoyed By Fed Outlook
Global shares steadied at one-month highs on Tuesday, on track for a third straight month of gain, while the dollar held strong near two-month peaks on expectations the US interest rates could rise next month.
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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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World Stocks Rally As Buffett Bites Into Apple, Oil Eyes $50
World shares rose on Tuesday as technology giant Apple Inc's biggest rise in over two months and oil's march higher to near $50 per barrel boosted investor demand for riskier assets at the expense of safe-haven bonds.
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European Shares Fall, JC Decaux and Raiffeisen Slump
JC Decaux slumped 9.2 percent. A weak second-quarter outlook issued by the company caused several investment banks to cut their ratings and price targets on the stock.
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European Shares Rise, Led By Pandora, Credit Suisse
European shares advanced on Tuesday, with Danish jewellery maker Pandora surging after strong results and bank Credit Suisse gaining after a smaller-than-expected first quarter loss.
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European Shares Hit Three-Month High, ECB In Limelight
Across Europe, Italy's FTSE MIB index was up 0.3 per cent after climbing to its highest level since late May, supported by a 1 per cent rise in the country's banking index to a five-month high.
-
Fed Bets Boost Dollar, European Union Tax Bill Bites Apple
US interest rate rise expectations pushed the dollar up for a seventh time in eight days on Tuesday, while Wall Street dealers braced for a bruising session for Apple after it was hit by a record $14.5 billion European tax bill.
-
World Stocks Ease, Dollar Holds Ground As US Rate Bets Abound
Stocks slipped on Wednesday while the dollar continued to claw back last week's losses as investors grappled with the prospect of a US interest rate increase in the months ahead coming amid continued uncertainty about the strength of the global economy.
-
European Shares Up For Fifth Session; Altice Boosted By Earnings
European shares advanced for a fifth straight session on Tuesday as companies like Altice continued to report quarterly results that exceeded forecasts.
-
European Shares Get Tech Boost As SAP, ASML Surge On Earnings
European shares advanced on Wednesday, with the technology sector leading the market higher after SAP and ASML Holding reported forecast-beating quarterly results.
-
Miners, Financials Push European Shares Down For Second Day
European shares fell on Tuesday, weighed down by losses among financials and commodity stocks, while Italian bank Monte dei Paschi touched a fresh record low on continued worries over its capital strength.
-
Looking For Brexit-Proof Portfolios? Try 'Sin Stocks'
Health, safety and even some traditional 'sin stocks' have already shown signs of weathering Brexit-related storms in European equity markets over the past week.
-
World Stocks Gain As Brexit Nerves Settle
European and Asian stock markets built on a recovery from the aftermath of last week's Brexit vote on Wednesday as investors wagered central banks would ultimately ride to the rescue with more stimulus.
-
European Shares Sink To 3-Month Low, GAM Plummets
European shares fell for a fifth straight session on Tuesday, with investors becoming jittery before next week's referendum in Britain on its membership of the European Union and a two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve starting later in the day.
-
Asia Shares Wobble As Oil Slip Dampens Sentiment, Dollar Stalls
Asian stocks were on a weak footing on Wednesday as a slip in crude oil prices dampened investors' appetite for riskier assets, while the recently bullish dollar stalled against the euro and yen following a mixed bag of US economic data.
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Global Stocks Set For Monthly Gains, Dollar Buoyed By Fed Outlook
Global shares steadied at one-month highs on Tuesday, on track for a third straight month of gain, while the dollar held strong near two-month peaks on expectations the US interest rates could rise next month.
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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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World Stocks Rally As Buffett Bites Into Apple, Oil Eyes $50
World shares rose on Tuesday as technology giant Apple Inc's biggest rise in over two months and oil's march higher to near $50 per barrel boosted investor demand for riskier assets at the expense of safe-haven bonds.
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European Shares Fall, JC Decaux and Raiffeisen Slump
JC Decaux slumped 9.2 percent. A weak second-quarter outlook issued by the company caused several investment banks to cut their ratings and price targets on the stock.
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European Shares Rise, Led By Pandora, Credit Suisse
European shares advanced on Tuesday, with Danish jewellery maker Pandora surging after strong results and bank Credit Suisse gaining after a smaller-than-expected first quarter loss.
