Asian markets down after Brussels terror attack
Japan's benchmark Nikkei index down 0.6%, a day after explosions rocked Belgian capital.
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US market close: Mixed picture as Dow breaks 7-day win streak following Brussels attack
The Dow Jones and S&P 500 suffered loses while the Nasdaq composite gained
Market round-up: FTSE and European stocks rebound after Brussels attack
Markets mount late surge to reverse losses sparked by terrorist attack in Brussels.
US market open: Wall Street slides as investors turn cautious after Brussels attack
Dow Jones and S&P 500 edge lower after terrorist attack in Brussels kill 34 people and drag travel stocks down.
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China to achieve 6.5% GDP growth in next 5 years but delicate balance must be struck
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Brussels explosions: Airline and tourism stocks plunge as 'terror blasts' hit Belgium capital
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Asian markets: China slips following Fed rate hike comments
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US market close: Stocks eke out modest gains as Dow logs longest winning streak since October
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US market open: Wall Street indices broadly flat as oil prices recoup Friday's losses
Dow Jones and S&P 500 unchanged from previous session as oil prices gain ground after Friday's decline.
Oil prices decline as US rig count increases for first time since December
Brent Crude and West Texas Intermediate slide as US oil rigs count increases after 12 weeks of decline.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains as oil prices decline
Oil prices declined after US rig count increased for the first time since December 2015.
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Market round-up: FTSE drops as Sainsbury's set to announce decision on Argos takeover
Rival bidder, the South-African Steinhoff, pulled out of the race for the company.
US market open: Dow Jones on track for longest winning streak since October 2015
Wall Street gains early on Friday, with investors buoyed by resilient performance in oil prices.
FSB: Small business confidence at three-year low as threat of triple dip recession looms
In Northern Ireland and Scotland, small businesses were least confident.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains as oil touches a 2016 high
Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC countries such as Russia to meet in April in Doha to discuss oil production freeze.
US market close: Dow closes in positive territory for 2016 as oil continues to surge
All major indexes closed up, aided in part by the positive view of the latest Fed announcement.
Market round-up: Bank of England decision leaves FTSE almost unchanged
Bank of England and FOMC both decided, unsurprisingly, not to touch central interest.
US market open: Wall Street opens flat as Fed-fuelled gains peter out
US stocks turn flat as the rally inspired by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday loses momentum.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite Index gains after US Fed leaves interest rates unchanged
Fed more concerned about global economy and China slowdown.
US market close: Dow Jones and S&P 500 seal 2016 highs after Fed halts on interest rates
Crude oil futures, which rose 5.8% to settle at $38.46 a barrel, also contributed to gains.
Market round-up: Osborne's Budget sends shares soaring but sugar tax weighs fizzy stocks
Footsie investor considered the economic policies set out by the Chancellor to be positive for businesses.
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Budget 2016: Scotland calls on George Osborne to act on North Sea oil and gas sector
Scotland's deputy first minister accused the government of indecision and inconsistency.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains ahead of Fed meeting outcome
All eyes on Fed chairperson Janet Yellen's policy statement.
Market round-up: FTSE drops ahead of George Osborne's Budget as RBS jumps
Businesses are holding their breath, anticipating possible tax increases introduced by the Chancellor.
US market open: Wall Street in the red as Fed meeting kicks off and oil prices tumble
Dow Jones and Nasdaq slip as investors remain jittery ahead of a two-day Fed meeting.
Banking: Expect bigger bounce for HSBC, Lloyds and Santander
New measures by the ECB means Eurozone banks are catching up with British peers.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains despite Bank of Japan keeping monetary policy steady
Investors appear concerned about the US Federal Reserve's stand on interest rates post its upcoming meeting.
US market close: Mixed picture for stocks as Dow Jones reaches 2016 high
The S&P 500 was weighed down by losses in the materials and energy sector.
Market round-up: FTSE 100 up ahead of central banking decisions as oil falls
Experts are largely expecting the MPC to hold off on hiking the rate, instead increasing it later in 2016.
US market open: Wall Street moves lower as investors remain wary ahead of Fed meeting
Dow Jones and Nasdaq edges lower as pre-Fed jitters spoil sentiment, while oil prices tumble.
Oil prices will struggle to break $45 a barrel barrier despite weak US dollar
Morgan Stanley warns that ongoing slowdown and global oversupply will keep prices lower for some time.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains following positive Wall Street close last week
China also up as its fixed-asset investment rose 10.2% year-on-year in January and February.
Market round-up: Financial stocks push FTSE higher on prospect of ECB stimulus
Aviva and financial stocks rally to UK and European stocks firmly in the black as oil prices edge higher.
US market open: Wall Street gains more than 1% on ECB promises and rise in oil prices
All the main US benchmarks are up 1% following solid gains in oil prices, which offset Thursday's decline.
Old Mutual to split into four separate units as company takes 'bold new course' to unlock value
The split is expected to be finalised by the end of 2018.
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