Stocks

It has now been 104 days since stocks dropped over 1%.

After days of unease at president's behaviour, Trump's anti-regulation stance buoys markets.

Shares rose when Trump came in but firms are now weighing up his less business-friendly legislation.

The president-elect added that he had asked Boeing to "price-out a comparable F-18 Super Hornet".

FTSE 100 posts marginal rise as miners, airlines continue to stack up gains.

The expected US rate rise in December is now looking doubtful.

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 suffered loses while the Nasdaq composite gained

Google is offering free Chromecast subscriptions with purchases before 8 December in some countries.

Crashing Chinese stock markets and debt-laden emerging markets hurt investor sentiment.

Poor performance of mining firms continued as Inmarsat satellite communications made gains.

Chinese stock market saw its biggest one-day loss since 2007, breeding uncertainty on the FTSE 100.

Morgan analysts, led by Serena Tang, opined that in the most optimistic scenario, the gush could exceed $1.2tn.

Chinese shares soared on hopes of stimulus, announcements about corporate mergers and investment in infrastructure.

Markets in Tokyo and Seoul scale new highs despite dismal China factory activity data.

Allianz hedges a part of its stake in CPIC, locking-in profits from investments made in China's third-largest insurer.

Benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 poised for a weekly rise of 3%, its strongest advance since late December 2013.

Oil prices likely to hover at $65 a barrel over the next six to seven months.

Valeant's stocks surged 29.58% in Toronto trade and 21.53% in New York trade this year.

Both northbound and southbound flows are way below the daily permissible limit.

The Japanese economy has contracted 1.6% year-on-year in the July-September second-quarter.

BoJ will now buy assets at an annual pace of about 80tn yen.

Citizens' stock to debut on NYSE later today under the ticker symbol 'CFG'.

Narendra Modi regime's 2014 budget to stimulate investor sentiment and boost earnings.

Oil supply-side shock can limit the extent of monetary adjustment possible in Asia.

ICE proposes to offload up to 60.15% of Euronext through the share sale.

But India's market cap is below peak average of $1.82tn hit in December 2007.

Saga shares rise on its IPO as the firm sees stocks snapped up.

Sports Direct is to offer consumers credit on the internet.

A man has been sentenced to three years imprisonment for his involvement in boiler room fraud.

The EU is putting plans in place to get tough on high frequency trading.