The first bankers charged over alleged manipulation of the Euribor interest rate will face trial in London in September next year, a court ruled on Wednesday. London's Southwark Crown Court said that the trial of

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Germany clocked up a bigger-than-expected budget surplus of 12.1 billion euros ($13 billion) in 2015, which it plans to use to cover the costs of taking in so many refugees, the finance ministry said Wednesday.

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Egypt's index made its largest decline in two months to slump to a 25-month low on Wednesday as foreign funds sold stocks, while most Middle East bourses also fell after giving back early-session gains. Cairo's

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Sri Lankan share index recovered on Wednesday after hitting over 18-month lows in the previous session, as investors picked up battered banking and telecommunications shares, brokers said. The bourse had lost 5.22 percent so far

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Indian stocks snapped a two-day losing streak to end nearly 1 percent higher in a highly volatile day where stocks recovered from over 1-1/2-year lows led by strong buying in heavyweight Reliance Industries. The broader

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Wall Street's early gains evaporated on Wednesday morning, led by a drop in Amazon and other consumer discretionary stocks, while crude oil prices struggled to end their losing streak. Amazon fell 2.3 percent to $603.77

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A late rebound in energy and biotech shares helped push the S&P 500 to a second straight day of gains on Tuesday, while Apple and other technology shares also boosted the market. The Nasdaq snapped

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Hong Kong stocks ended more than 1 percent higher on Wednesday as the yuan stabilised, but the main indexes pared some gains after China stocks fell sharply in late afternoon trade. The Hang Seng index

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US Treasury prices rose on Tuesday in choppy trading as oil prices resumed their decline and ahead of a Treasury sale of $24 billion of three-year notes, increasing appetite for safe-haven US government debt. Oil

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US Treasury prices rose on Tuesday in choppy trading as oil prices resumed their decline and ahead of a Treasury sale of $24 billion of three-year notes, increasing appetite for safe-haven US government debt. Oil

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