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Asian Shares Fall, Safe Assets Up On Rising Geopolitical Risks
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was flat, while Tokyo's Nikkei slipped 0.55 percent, dragged lower by a stronger yen.
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Rupee Hits 20-Month High As Dollar Falls After US Strikes Syria
Shares edged lower, tracking Asian stock markets as geopolitical concerns grew after the United States launched cruise missiles against an air base in Syria.
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Gold Rises Above Rs 29,000 On Safe-Haven Demand As US Strikes On Syria
In the international markets, spot gold prices surged more than 1 per cent to a 5-month high of $1,269.28 per ounce, its highest since November 10.
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Air Strike On Market Kills Around 40 In Opposition-Held Northwest Syria
Air strikes on a vegetable market in opposition-held northwest Syria killed around 40 people and wounded dozens on Tuesday, a rebel commander, rescue worker and war monitor said.
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Global Risks Bolster Gold, Oil After Paris Attacks
Gold and oil edged up in nervous trading on Monday following the deadly attacks on Paris and large-scale French airstrikes in Syria, although broader commodities markets remain weak on poor fundamentals.
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Oil Edges Up After Paris Attacks, French Air Strikes in Syria
Crude oil futures rose on Monday as France launched large-scale air strikes against Islamic State in Syria, but analysts said oil and other commodities were expected to remain under pressure as oversupply weighs on prices.
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Number of Deaths From Syria Marketplace Attack Reaches 70: Report
International medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Saturday that at least 70 people had been killed in a missile attack on a marketplace near Damascus the day before.
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At Least 57 Killed in Missile Attack in a Marketplace in Syria: Report
At least 57 people were killed and dozens wounded when Syrian government forces fired missiles into a marketplace in a town near Damascus, a conflict monitor said on Friday.
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3 Killed in Mortar Attack on Damascus: Reports
A mortar bomb killed three people and wounded 12 more in a market place in northeast Damascus on Sunday, Syrian state television reported, after months of relative calm in the capital.
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Ten Injured in Van Attack on French Christmas Market
A driver ploughed into a Christmas market in western France Monday, injuring 10 people before stabbing himself, a day after a man shouting "Allahu Akbar" ran down pedestrians in another French city.
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Oil Hits Two-year Low Below $97 as Supplies Build
The market was concerned about the impact of the expansion of US military action, with its plans for air strikes in Syria and more attacks in Iraq, on the latter's oil output, said Phin Ziebell, economist at the National Australia Bank in Melbourne.
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The week ahead: Markets face headwinds as Syria tension to keep oil on the boil
The week began with the news of U.S. threat of attack on Syria, which saw oil prices spike up sharply and in turn saw bond prices rising, with equity markets globally seeing a sharp correction
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Sensex crashes 700 points on Syria missile attack scare, Re falls to 67.63
The sharp selloff came minutes after reports said the Russian defence ministry had detected two ballistic "objects" fired towards the eastern Mediterranean. The Russian embassy in Syria later said there were no signs of a missile attack or explosions in Damascus, but by then the damage had been done.
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Sensex crashes 650 points, rupee breaches 68 on reports of missile attack on Syria
The rupee crashed to 68.12, down over 3.1 per cent against Monday's close of 66 per dollar. The BSE Sensex traded 551 points lower at 18,335 as of 2.45 p.m., while the broader Nifty plunged 183 points to 5,36.
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Wave of car bombings target Iraqi Shi'ites, killing 60
Car bombs ripped through busy streets and markets in Iraq on Monday, killing at least 60 people in predominantly Shi'ite areas in some of the deadliest violence since Sunni insurgents stepped up attacks this year.
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Asian Shares Fall, Safe Assets Up On Rising Geopolitical Risks
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was flat, while Tokyo's Nikkei slipped 0.55 percent, dragged lower by a stronger yen.
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Rupee Hits 20-Month High As Dollar Falls After US Strikes Syria
Shares edged lower, tracking Asian stock markets as geopolitical concerns grew after the United States launched cruise missiles against an air base in Syria.
-
Gold Rises Above Rs 29,000 On Safe-Haven Demand As US Strikes On Syria
In the international markets, spot gold prices surged more than 1 per cent to a 5-month high of $1,269.28 per ounce, its highest since November 10.
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Air Strike On Market Kills Around 40 In Opposition-Held Northwest Syria
Air strikes on a vegetable market in opposition-held northwest Syria killed around 40 people and wounded dozens on Tuesday, a rebel commander, rescue worker and war monitor said.
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Global Risks Bolster Gold, Oil After Paris Attacks
Gold and oil edged up in nervous trading on Monday following the deadly attacks on Paris and large-scale French airstrikes in Syria, although broader commodities markets remain weak on poor fundamentals.
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Oil Edges Up After Paris Attacks, French Air Strikes in Syria
Crude oil futures rose on Monday as France launched large-scale air strikes against Islamic State in Syria, but analysts said oil and other commodities were expected to remain under pressure as oversupply weighs on prices.
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Number of Deaths From Syria Marketplace Attack Reaches 70: Report
International medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Saturday that at least 70 people had been killed in a missile attack on a marketplace near Damascus the day before.
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At Least 57 Killed in Missile Attack in a Marketplace in Syria: Report
At least 57 people were killed and dozens wounded when Syrian government forces fired missiles into a marketplace in a town near Damascus, a conflict monitor said on Friday.
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3 Killed in Mortar Attack on Damascus: Reports
A mortar bomb killed three people and wounded 12 more in a market place in northeast Damascus on Sunday, Syrian state television reported, after months of relative calm in the capital.
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Ten Injured in Van Attack on French Christmas Market
A driver ploughed into a Christmas market in western France Monday, injuring 10 people before stabbing himself, a day after a man shouting "Allahu Akbar" ran down pedestrians in another French city.
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Oil Hits Two-year Low Below $97 as Supplies Build
The market was concerned about the impact of the expansion of US military action, with its plans for air strikes in Syria and more attacks in Iraq, on the latter's oil output, said Phin Ziebell, economist at the National Australia Bank in Melbourne.
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The week ahead: Markets face headwinds as Syria tension to keep oil on the boil
The week began with the news of U.S. threat of attack on Syria, which saw oil prices spike up sharply and in turn saw bond prices rising, with equity markets globally seeing a sharp correction
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Sensex crashes 700 points on Syria missile attack scare, Re falls to 67.63
The sharp selloff came minutes after reports said the Russian defence ministry had detected two ballistic "objects" fired towards the eastern Mediterranean. The Russian embassy in Syria later said there were no signs of a missile attack or explosions in Damascus, but by then the damage had been done.
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Sensex crashes 650 points, rupee breaches 68 on reports of missile attack on Syria
The rupee crashed to 68.12, down over 3.1 per cent against Monday's close of 66 per dollar. The BSE Sensex traded 551 points lower at 18,335 as of 2.45 p.m., while the broader Nifty plunged 183 points to 5,36.
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Wave of car bombings target Iraqi Shi'ites, killing 60
Car bombs ripped through busy streets and markets in Iraq on Monday, killing at least 60 people in predominantly Shi'ite areas in some of the deadliest violence since Sunni insurgents stepped up attacks this year.
