Archive for the January 14, 2016
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Taiwan stocks rose on Wednesday along with other regional bourses, led by gains in exchange traded funds targeting Chinese markets, after China stepped up efforts to curb bets against its currency and reassure sceptical investors.
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Tokyo shares rebounded sharply on Wednesday, finishing in positive territory for the first time in 2016 as an upbeat Chinese trade report supplied some much-needed good news. The rise snapped a six-day losing streak came
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China stocks slid in late afternoon trade after a relatively steady morning session on Wednesday, underscoring the fragility of investor sentiment following last week's rout. The CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai
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European shares rose on Wednesday but ended off their highs on some profit taking and after a rise in US crude oil inventories added to concerns about a deepening supply glut. The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300
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Australian shares rose for the first time in nine sessions on Wednesday, snapping the longest losing streak in 5-1/2 years, supported by better-than-expected Chinese trade figures. The S&P/ASX 200 index ended 1.26 percent, or 62.2
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Most Southeast Asian stock markets rose in line with Asia on Wednesday, with Philippine shares climbing almost three percent on foreign-led buying and the Thai index hitting a two-week high, helped by banking shares. The
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British shares rose on Wednesday after better than expected trade data from China improved market sentiment, pushing oil and metals prices higher and lifting investors' appetite for shares in mining, oil and gas companies. Data
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The dollar and risk-sensitive currencies recovered ground against the yen and the euro on Wednesday after China's central bank held the yuan steady and better than expected Chinese trade data helped reduce some of bearishness
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The dollar and risk-sensitive currencies rose against the yen and euro on Wednesday as the yuan steadied and better than expected Chinese trade data eased some of the pessimism over the world's second-largest economy. The
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The US dollar and commodity-based currencies including the Australian and Canadian dollars rose against the yen and euro on Wednesday as the Chinese yuan steadied and oil prices jumped, increasing the market's appetite for assets
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