Asian markets: China slips following weak Wall Street close overnight
Negative China February exports data also added to investors concerns.
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Market round-up: Miners drag FTSE 100 lower after Chinese data disappoints investors
FTSE ends in the red as BHP and Anglo American plunge over 15% after Chinese exports hit six-year low in February
US market open: Wall Street snaps five-day winning streak but oil prices climb
Dow Jones and Nasdaq edge lower after disappointing data from China worries investors in the US.
Foxtons: Estate agent's revenue jumps as soaring house prices expected to weigh down sales
Foxtons also said that the company's results could be hurt if the UK votes to leave the EU
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Asian markets: China declines as investors book profits ahead of ECB and Fed meetings
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Iron ore prices jump 19% and Brent touches $40 a barrel amid China growth plans
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US market close: S&P 500 and Dow Jones extend winning streak while Nasdaq closes down
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Market round-up: FTSE edges lower despite rally in oil prices but European stocks gain
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Asian markets: China gains amid Beijing reducing its growth target and positive US employment data
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US market open: Dow and Nasdaq edge lower despite strong non-far payrolls report
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Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains following positive Wall Street close overnight
Asian shares seemed to be on track to post their strongest week in five months.
US market close: Major averages close higher ahead of 4 March jobs report
Energy sector contributed to S&P 500 gains, which closed up 6.95 points at 1,993.40.
Market round-up: FTSE 100 drops despite miners rally as Costa owner Whitbread disappoints
Miners rallied but the surge was not enough to keep the Footsie in positive territory.
US market open: Dow and Nasdaq dip lower as investors await non-farm payrolls report
Wall Street takes a breather as investors await Friday's non-farm payrolls report.
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Oil prices decline despite Venezuela announcing producer meet to freeze output
This announcement earlier overshadowed US government data that indicated its oil output was at record highs.
Asian markets: China gains following positive Wall Street close
Prices of some commodities such as copper and iron ore also rallied.
US market close: Stocks close higher as oil prices stabilise
The energy and telecommunications sectors contributed to gains in the S&P 500.
Market round-up: Housebuilders weigh down FTSE 100 as construction PMI slumps
On the FTSE 250, Virgin Money jumped, after the company reported a solid set of results.
US market open: Dow and Nasdaq edge slightly lower as oil prices decline
Wall Street moves lower early on as fresh decline in oil prices offsets positive ADP payroll data.
EU referendum: Brexit threat not destroying job market as February dip is seasonal
The downturn follows a hiring spree in January and is seasonally normal.
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Asian markets: China and rest of Asia rally following positive US economic data
Australia and Canada too contributed partly to the rally in stock markets by releasing positive GDP data.
Market round-up: LSE rally lifts FTSE 100 to two-month high as Barclays falls
Barclays dropped almost 9% after it recorded a 2% fall in pre-tax profits over 2015.
US market open: Dow Jones and Nasdaq edge higher as oil prices rebound
Wall Street gains ground after oil prices rebound and Asian markets shrug off disappointing economic data.
EU referendum: Brexit worries offer British bargains to investors
There are plenty of opportunities for investors to capitalise on fears that Britain will leave the EU.
Asian markets: China gains following monetary easing by PBoC
People's Bank of China has cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks by 50 basis points.
London Stock Exchange: NYSE owner could gatecrash Deutsche Boerse merger with counter offer
ICE appoints financial advisory firm, Morgan Stanley, to prepare a higher offer for the LSE merger.
US market report: S&P 500, Nasdaq post three straight monthly declines since 2011
The Dow Jones also closed down 123.47 points, or 0.7%, to settle at 16,516.50.
Market round-up: FTSE follows diving Asian markets as G20 meeting disappoints
The G20 countries left their meeting on Saturday without a proposal to boost the slowing global economy.
US market open: Dow Jones and Nasdaq flat as investors rue post G20 inactivity
Wall Street was largely unchanged as investors were left disappointed by the lack of action from the G20.
China to cut 1.8m steel and coal jobs in £10bn restructure programme as manufacturing slumps
China's overproduction has been blamed for the downturn in coal and steel prices.
Asian markets: China slips more than 2% amid US Fed and G20 worries
Policymakers at the G20 meeting failed to come out with any action that could spur global growth.
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