Prasanth Aby Thomas

European traders remain cautious as US 'fiscal cliff' negotiations remain at a deadlock.

Japan's factory output gains for first time in four months while government announces fresh stimulus measures.

Asian markets gain as Japan's October industrial output increases, but concerns on 'fiscal cliff' remain as US lawmakers continue talks.

India's coalition government , headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh agrees hold debate and voting on the retail sector reforms.

European stocks gain in the morning trade, following global markets, on hopes of US lawmakers reaching a solution on the 'fiscal cliff'.

Asian markets have gained in the morning trade on hopes of agreement over reaching a 'fiscal cliff' solution.

Asian markets end lower as fears of US 'fiscal cliff' returns to focus

Shares of Russia's second largest mobile carrier drops below offer price in early trade in London.

Australian airline Qantas has said that it is cutting ties with the country's official tourism agency due to conflict of interests.

Asian markets have traded lower in the morning as concerns over the US 'fiscal cliff' dampened investor sentiments.

Asian markets have ended mixed as the concerns on the US economy persist.

China's industrial company profits surge, increasing hopes of economic recovery.

India's state-owned oil firm ONGC plans to buy ConocoPhilip's 8.4 percent stake in Kashagan oil field in Kazakhstan

Asian markets have gained in the morning trade as IMF and eurozone finance ministers struck a deal to unlock bailout funds to Greece.

Asian markets have ended mixed amid concerns of the Greek bailout and Yen's extended weakness against Dollar.

India airline said to be in talks with Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways regarding stake sale.

Renault plans to partner Dongfeng Motor Group to make cars in China, reports Reuters citing Chinese media

Traders in Asia positive on eurozone ministers approving Greece bailout and Yen's weak run against major global currencies.

Japanese car-makers look to boost their China business as anti-Japanese sentiments appear to ease.

Asian markets have advanced in the week, as the weak Yen and economic indicators from the world's largest economies boost investor sentiments.

Asian stocks gain but traders remain cautious as EU leaders continue negotiations on the region's next budget.

Budget negotiations could end without final deal as officials fail to reach consensus on spending cut levels.

Hang Seng gained 0.24 percent while Shanghai index was up 0.49 percent. KOSPI rose 0.29 percent.

Nikkei gains 1.56 percent while KOSPI and Hang Seng indices end 0.82 and 1.02 percent higher. Shanghai index slips 0.72 percent.

Prime Minister David Cameron joins EU counterparts in Brussels for difficult future finance meeting.

Nikkei gains 1.06 percent while KOSPI and Hang Seng trade 0.79 and 0.30 percent higher. Shanghai index slips 0.55 percent.

Nikkei gains 0.87 percent while Shanghai and Hang Seng indices rise1.07 and 1.35 percent respectively. KOSPI slips 0.32 percent.

Eurozone finance ministers delay agreement again on Greek bailout fund decision, citing technicalities.

Shipments to Japan's biggest market hit by business slowdown and row over Senkaku Islands.