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Asian stock markets extend rally on Wall Street gains
Easing fears over China and dovish Fed outlook boost risk sentiment among investors.
Asian markets follow Wall Street where S&P 500 and Dow Jones post gains
Prospect of imminent Fed rate hike recedes as US posts tepid employment numbers for September.
Asian markets down on weak Wall Street lead
Japan's unemployment rate unexpectedly rises in August, while consumer spending beats forecasts.
Asia markets rise as Chinese factory activity beats forecasts
Official Chinese purchasing managers' index edges up to 49.8 in September, still reflecting contraction.
Asian markets rebound after sharp losses as Nikkei edges up
Japan industrial production unexpectedly drops for second straight month.
Axel Springer buys New York based Business Insider in $442m deal
With its 76 million unique monthly visitors, the business site is the newest addition to Axel's portfolio.
Asian markets dive amid global sell-off and growing fears over China slowdown
Japanese shares wipe out gains for the year as China fears intensify.
Asian markets head lower amid light trading
Chinese industrial firms post 8.8% year-on-year decline in profits in August.
Asian markets trade lower on Fed rate rise remarks
Japan's Nikkei rebounded 0.8% to 17,708.94 points at mid-day after closing nearly 3% lower on 24 September.
Asian markets shaky as global growth concerns persist
Japanese shares down nearly 2% as trading resumes after a three-day public holiday.
Axel Springer 'close' to acquiring Business Insider in $560m deal
Publisher of Bild and Die Welt bought a $25m stake in the US news website in January.
Asian markets climb despite anxiety over Fed meeting
Traders remain cautious as the US Federal Reserve considers a first rate hike in nearly a decade.
Asian markets mixed as investors await Fed meeting
US central bank widely expected to hold interest rates steady.
Asian markets down on gloomy China data
Chinese factory output and fixed-asset investment data missed expectations.
Asian markets fall despite gains on Wall Street
Investors cautious ahead of Fed's policy-setting meeting on 16-17 September.
Asian markets track Wall Street lower
Official data showed Japanese machinery orders unexpectedly declined in July.
Asian stocks surge after Wall Street rebound
Nikkei index poised to make biggest one-day gain in four years.
Asian markets hit by weak Chinese trade figures
China's exports dropped 5.5% in August, while imports plunged 13.8%.
Asian markets head lower on lacklustre US jobs data
Chinese stocks slid into negative territory as trading resumed following a four-day break.
Asian markets down ahead of US jobs report
Analysts expect the US economy to have added 220,000 jobs in August.
Japanese shares rebound after gains on Wall Street
The Australian stock market was down on slower GDP growth and a contraction in retail sales.
Asian shares flat amid volatile trading
Shanghai Composite recovers from 4% fall to close 0.2% down.
Asian markets rocked by bleak China factory data
Chinese manufacturing activity shrank to its lowest level in over six years in August.
Asian markets slide on renewed China concerns
Beijing reportedly considering halting large scale share purchases.
Asian markets jump on US GDP revision
Shanghai Composite climbs 1% at open after US revises up its second quarter growth.
Asian shares rally on strong Wall Street lead
China stocks return to positive territory as monetary easing calms investors.
China shares fall despite interest rate cut
Shanghai Composite index closes 1.3% lower after shedding 16% in past two sessions.
Chinese shares continue to nosedive after 'Black Monday' rout
Shanghai Composite index slides 4% in mid-day trading after closing 8.5% down on Monday.
FTSE 100 at lowest since 2013 as markets panic over China's downfall on 'Black Monday'
Japan's Nikkei suffered its biggest drop in two years, while the FTSE 100 fell below the 6,000 point.
China stocks plummet as Asian share rout continues
Mainland's Shanghai Composite index plunges more than 8% in mid-day trading.