European Stocks Extend Decline Ahead of Cyprus Vote
European markets open weak as investors remain cautious ahead of Cypriot parliament's bailout vote.
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India Cuts Key Interest Rate to 7.5%, Second Time in 2013 to Revive Growth
India's central bank has lowered the interest rates as expected by economists and the finance ministry.
Rio Tinto Sees Slack China Demand Putting Pressure on Iron Prices
Rio Tinto plans to go ahead with expansion plans despite concerns on falling iron ore prices.
Asian Stocks Recover from Cyprus Bailout Fears
Asian markets pick up from the previous session's slump as investors await the Cypriot parliament's decision.
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Sterling Surge Before Mervyn King Interview Raises Insider Trading Questions
Pound sees biggest jump since July before broadcast of ITV interview with Bank of England governor that warns recent fall has gone too far.
EU Summit: Italy and France Seek Flexible Budget Rules
The European Union Summit have debated the issues of jobs, growth and spending cuts in the region.
European Stocks Mixed Ahead of More US Economic Data
Markets open mixed as investors await more US indicators for further economic recovery signs.
European Stocks Gain on Economic Optimism
Markets open higher as investors await further US economic data after the recent retail sales upturn.
India's Wholesale Price Inflation Rises to 6.84% in February
India's wholesale price index beats analysts' expectations and rises to 6.84% in February. .
Japan's Revised Industrial Output up 0.3% in January
Japan's industrial output rises 0.3% in January as against initial reading of 1% gain, shows revised data.
New Zealand Keeps Benchmark Rate Unchanged at 2.5%
New Zealand's labour market remains weak despite expansion in demand and output, leading to uneven economic economy.
Asia Stocks Outside Japan Extend Losses as China Policy Fears Return
Asian markets extend losses as real estate-curb fears rebound in China, but Japan gains on stimulus optimism.
European Stocks Weak as Investors Await Italy Debt Sale [VIDEO]
Markets open lower following weak Asian performance, ahead of Italy's debt sale.
UK to Back Retail Sector's Expansion into Overseas Markets for Exports Growth
Britain will promote its retailers' overseas expansion under a two-year action plan.
Australia's Consumer Confidence at Two-Year High in March on Sharp Rate Cuts
Australia's consumer confidence rises as sharp interest-rate cuts over more than a year boost economic activity.
Asian Markets Retreat after Recent Rallies
Asian markets trade weak as the yen shows signs of strength and investors consider global economic conditions.
China to Raise Nuclear Power Capacity by 20% in 2013
China targets higher nuclear power production with 30 units under development.
European Stocks Drop Ahead of Key Economic Data
European markets open cautious following weak Asian performance as investors await some key economic indicators.
India's Industrial Output Expands 2.4% in January
India's central bank expected to cut benchmark rates further despite high inflation rate.
Asian Markets Mixed, Nikkei Posts Fresh Multi-Year High
Japanese stocks continue to remain upbeat as the yen drops to record lows against the dollar.
Japan Machinery Orders Decline 13% in January
Japan machinery orders drop sharply in January, signalling weak capital spending in the coming six to nine months.
European Stocks Fall on Italy Credit Downgrade
Markets open lower as investors consider Fitch's decision to downgrade Italy citing political concerns.
Asian Stocks Mixed after US Jobs and China Economic Data
Asian markets trade mixed as investors consider US monthly employment data and various Chinese economic indicators.
Fitch Cuts Italy's Credit Rating to BBB+ on Political Uncertainty
Fitch believes that structural reforms are not possible in the near future, given the present political uncertainty in Italy.
Asian Markets Weekly Roundup: Japan Upbeat on Stimulus Optimism
Most Asian stocks advance, with the Nikkei surging to record levels on continued monetary easing optimism.
US Non-Farm Payrolls Rise by 236,000 in February, Unemployment Rate at 4-Year Low
US February unemployment rate falls to 7.7 percent, the lowest since December 2008.
China's Wine Consumption to Increase Further, but at Slower Pace
China's wine drinking surges by 142.1 percent to 159.25 million cases during 2007-2011, says a study.
European Stocks Climb on Strong China Trade Data
Markets advance on stronger-than-expected China trade data ahead of key US employment figures.
US Trade Deficit Widens 16.5% in January
The US oil imports rise 12.3 percent in January while sales to Europe, China, Japan and Brazil decline.
Japan Escapes Recession with 0.2% Economic Growth in Fourth Quarter
Japan's economy expands 0.2 percent in fourth quarter, but widening current account deficit remains a challenge to Shinzo Abe.
Asian Markets Mixed after Unexpected China Trade Data
Asian markets report mixed response as China posts an unexpected trade surplus for February.
European Stocks Gain Ahead of Central Bank Meetings
Markets edge higher as traders await policy decisions from European Central Bank and Bank of England.
Australia's Trade Deficit Widens 54% in January as Bad Weather Hits Coal Exports
Australia's coal exports have been hurt by closing of ports and mines due to flooding in Queensland.
Asian Markets Except Japan Weak, Nikkei Breaks 12,000 Mark
Most markets across the region trade lower, although Nikkei hits record high on yen weakness.
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