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Reports that ADB chief Haruhiko Kuroda could be next BoJ chief push yen down against dollar.

Asian stocks posted mixed performance this week, as yen remained volatile and global concerns rebounded

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.

Anonymous planned to disrupt the online broadcast of President Obama State of the Union address but failed completely.

Anonymous hacked into the Federal Reserve over the weekend, but no critical information was stolen according to the US central bank.

Asian stocks advanced this week with the Japanese market climbing on weak yen amid stimulus optimism.

Improving manufacturing and employment data help keep US, UK benchmark indices at multi-year highs

Japan's unemployment level increases as the country seeks to escape recession.

Markets open lower as traders consider the surprise weakness in US fourth-quarter GDP.

The Bank of Japan official says the lender can step up easing measures in required to help economic recovery.

Markets ease as traders look to take profits from the recent rallies while considering domestic and global economic conditions.

Surprise GDP decline triggered by limited restocking and government cuts to defence spending.

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

CEO Jamie Dimon sees full-year pay slashed as Board recommends major changes for London-based CIO following "mistake" of 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.