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Japanese exports drop as Yen breaks recent weak run against the Dollar.
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Bank of America in $10bn mortgage settlement
Bank of America has reached a $10bn agreement with mortgage agency Fannie Mae to settle claims the bank sold the US government-sponsored enterprise toxic mortgage bonds in the eight years leading up to the global financial crisis.
European Stocks Open Mixed Ahead of Central Banks Meet
US economic concerns return after Fed's meeting minutes and further political wrangling indications.
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Asian Markets Weekly Roundup: Markets Kickstart 2013 with Gains
Markets upbeat as US lawmakers avert "fiscal cliff" crisis and China economic indicators point to better outlook.
China's Services Sector PMI Eases in December
HSBC China Services PMI indicates slow pace of growth in December which contradicts with the earlier official data.
European Markets Open Lower on Fed Minutes Concerns
Minutes of the Federal Reserve's December policy meeting reflect members' concerns over continuation of the asset-purchasing programme.
US Car Sales Hit 5-Year High with 13% Rise in 2012
Availability of cheap finance and ongoing economic recovery in the US boost car sales.
Asian Shares Except Japan Down on Fed Minutes
Concerns over the future of Fed's asset purchase programme trigger fresh uncertainties in the financial markets.
European Markets Cautious as Cliff Rally Gives Way to Debt Ceiling Concerns
Bourses open lower as US debt ceiling and market overheating concerns set in after the previous day's multi-month high rally.
China's Services Sector PMI Expands in December
China's services sector growth adds to signs of economic recovery in the world's second-largest economy.
Asian Stocks Extend Gains on US Manufacturing and China Service Data
Economic indicators from the US and China lift the optimism of a global economic recovery.
FTSE100 Tops 6,000 as European Markets Rally as US Lawmakers Avert Fiscal Cliff [VIDEO]
Traders optimistic on 2013's first session as global economic concerns ease after House of Representatives passes budget.
China's Manufacturing Activity Shows 'Modest Improvement' in December
A number of recent data indicate that China's economy is recovering after seven consecutive quarters of slowdown.
Asian Stocks Edge Higher on US Budget Optimism
Traders remain positive as 2013 points to better prospects for equity markets.
Europe Mergers and Acquisitions 2012 Review: Top 5 Deals
M&A activity declines in 2012 due to global economic uncertainty.
European Markets Edge Lower as Fiscal Cliff Talks Reach Precipice
Stocks trade in narrow volumes as major bourses remain shut.
Asian Markets 2012 Roundup: A Year of Political Shifts, Economic Woes and Austerity
Most of the Asian bourses post annual gains as the year 2012 comes to a close.
China Manufacturing Index Rises to 19-Month High
Domestic demand, rather than exports, driving Chinese growth.
Chinese Markets Pick up on Improved Manufacturing Data
Markets trade positive on final working day of year, but remain wary of US 'fiscal cliff' talks
France's Constitutional Council Rejects 75% Millionaire Tax Rate
Government to redraft bill and submit it again to raise tax rate.
Japan's Latest Industrial Output Data Underlines Weakness
Industrial output in November declines 1.7 percent and consumer prices fall 0.1 percent.
European Markets Mixed as US Lawmakers Struggle for Last-Minute Budget Deal
Stocks gain following strong Asian cues but traders look to the US lawmakers for a last-minute 'fiscal cliff' deal.
Ratan Tata Retires as Tata Group Head, Cyrus Mistry Succeeds Him
Under Ratan Tata, group acquired high-profile British brands, including Jaguar Land Rover.
Asian Markets Up, Nikkei Hits Fresh 2012 Highs
Asian markets extend gains as the Yen dropped to a more than two-year low on monetary easing hopes.
South Korea Cuts Growth Outlook on Slowing Exports to US and Eurozone
South Korea lowers 2013 growth forecast to 3 percent from 4.3 percent.
European Stocks Open Mixed on US Budget Fears
Traders remain wary as US lawmakers struggle to clinch a last-minute deal to avert fiscal crisis.
Obama cuts holiday short to resume fiscal cliff talks
US President Barack Obama had cut short his Christmas holiday in Hawaii to resume talks in Washington over how to avoid the 'fiscal cliff'.
Asian Shares Mixed While Japanese Stocks Climb on Stimulus Hopes
Traders remain cautious on US budget concerns as lawmakers struggle to settle differences before the deadline.
UK Overtakes Brazil as Sixth Largest Economy
Emerging economies such as India and Russia to surpass Britain by 2020.
Asian Stocks Gain as Yen Drops on Stimulus Hopes
Asian markets gain as traders remain upbeat on yen's weakness against dollar and euro.
Yen Hits 20-Month Low as Shinzo Abe Demands Further Monetary Easing
Incoming PM Shinzo Abe wants Bank of Japan to reset inflation target to 2%.
Asian Markets Weekly Report: Stocks Volatile on Fiscal Cliff Fears
Asian stocks remain volatile as US budget concerns weigh on investor sentiments
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