MARKETS

Asian markets trade lower as weak eurozone economic indicators sparked concerns on the bloc's recovery.

Markets open on weak sentiments as US Federal Reserve's meeting-minutes point to stimulus measure concerns.

Traders cautious as US Federal Reserve's policy meeting minutes fuel stimulus concerns and commodity prices drop.

European markets open weak as investors look to consolidate the previous session's gains.

London elbows out Hong Kong for most expensive office space in the world for the first time since 2008.

Japan's trade deficit rises 10 percent to £11.3bn as imports become costly on weak yen.

Asian markets gain, tracking global equities and the yen's movement after upbeat Japanese exports data.

Markets open lower as traders speculate on corporate earnings results ahead of German ZEW survey data.

Asian stocks trade mixed as currency movements and corporate earnings news dominates investor sentiments.

The widely recognised British brand aims to cash in on the lucrative Indian gold market.

Austerity policies and cuts in military expenditure contribute to lower arms sales on the back of global economic crisis .

European markets flat to lower as traders remain cautious after G20, ahead of economic indicators.

Prime Minister also looks to secure defence contracts in India

The yen extends its weak run against dollar and euro as G20 nations refrains from singling out Japan.

Most Asian markets pick up, led by Japanese stocks as Tokyo escapes direct G20 criticism on currency wars.

Higher demand for jewellery, clothes and food boost China's festival sales in 2013.

European markets remain cautious as issue of currency manipulation is expected to dominate G20 meeting in Moscow.

Greece's jobless rate reaches record level as continuing austerity measures and tax hikes hurt job market.

Asian markets shrug off the week's gains on disappointing corporate earnings and eurozone data.

Indian economy continues to struggle from high inflation rate in food, fuel and power.

German and French economies contract 0.6% and 0.3% respectively in the fourth quarter of 2012.

Inflation Expectations increase for the second straight month but remains within the RBA range of 2-3 percent.

Japanese economy contracts for third successive quarter, underlining need for further policy-easing measures.

Nikkei extends gains as Bank of Japan keeps asset purchasing and interest rates unchanged.

The US authorities give nod for the CNOOC-Nexen deal, following a long assessment.

European markets remain cautious as investors look for eurozone industrial output and US retail figures.

Consumer confidence index rises to new high as lower interest rates start to boost economic optimism.

Japanese investors turn to profit-taking as yen strengthens against its major peers.

India's industrial activity is hurt by lower production of capital as well as consumer goods.