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Markets little changed as traders await Fed's policy announcement and initial US GDP estimates.

Domestic corporate earnings boost Japanese investor sentiments while improved industrial figures cheer Seoul.

Positive US quarterly performance and indicators cheer markets, but traders remain cautious ahead of the Fed's policy meet.

Japanese and South Korean shares advance but Chinese markets retreat after previous session's gains.

Markets open lower as traders consider Bank of Japan's aggressive stimulus plans and earnings reports from major US firms.

The BoJ relents to government demands and resorts to US Federal Reserve-style asset purchase plans.

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Markets advanced this week as a better- than- expected China GDP and a weak yen bolstered global economic optimism.

Sentiments upbeat as Chinese GDP growth boosts global economic optimism.

JPM's board declares CEO Jamie Dimon is "ultimately responsible" for failures that led to Bruno Iksil's 'London Whale' losses

JP Morgan's London-based CIO unit undergoes FSA investigation into Bruno Iksil's $6.2bn trading loss.

Sentiments weaken as world's largest economy appears headed for another political standoff over debt ceiling and spending cuts.

President says no to Republican demands on spending cuts in exchange for raising debt ceiling.

Upbeat sentiments continue in Japanese markets as yen remains at multi-year lows against US dollar.

Britain can never - and will never - default on its sterling debt and therefore deserves to keep its AAA rating.

Markets open in optimistic mood in run-up to release of eurozone industrial output figures.

Reuters reports JPMorgan faces government order to tighten money laundering policies as it names T. Timothy Ryan to lead global compliance unit.

CEO Michael Corbat reveals new banking chiefs under Citi's first structural shake-up since Vikram Pandit quit.

Investors in US and Europe cautious ahead of central bank meetings in London and Frankfurt.

Traders turn to profit-taking following a recent rally on the back of 'fiscal cliff' solution and weak Yen.

US unemployment rate remains stable in December, indicating a weak growth in the labour market.

Britain's economy remains close to recession as European inflation quickens on key payroll Friday.

Formal petition submitted to White House demanding Treasury mint unprecedented coin as debt deadline draws closer.

Concerns over the future of Fed's asset purchase programme trigger fresh uncertainties in the financial markets.

Mixed employment data and concerns over US budget talks keep investors in a cautious mood.

Founder of the world's biggest bond fund rounds on "essentially costless" money-printing in his monthly Investment Outlook column.

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Mark Carney will earn £874,000 a year on Threadneedle Street in the City of London.

Positive Fed stimulus measures offset by 'fiscal cliff' worries.