Archive for the February 20, 2018
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Stocks, financial and commodity markets in the United States were shut on Monday for Presidents' Day holiday. Markets resume normal trading on Tuesday. Copyright Reuters, 2018
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Indian shares ended lower on Monday, with sentiment hurt as state-run lenders extended losses over worries about a $1.77 billion fraud disclosed by Punjab National Bank last week that has a bearing on some other
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Australian shares closed at a two-week high on Monday, underpinned by gains in financials and healthcare stocks, with investors keeping a close eye on earnings reports. The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.6 percent or 37.600
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- Southeast Asian stock markets rose on Monday as global shares extended gains, recovering from a recent selloff sparked by fears of creeping inflation, with Indonesia recording its best close ever helped by financials and
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The Philippine unit of Del Monte Pacific Ltd said last week it plans to go public and raise up to $324 million this year, in what would be the country's largest food and beverage initial
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The Philippine unit of Del Monte Pacific Ltd said last week it plans to go public and raise up to $324 million this year, in what would be the country's largest food and beverage initial
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Industrial giant Siemens on Monday said it plans to list its Healthineers medical unit in the first half of 2018, in what is expected to be Germany's largest initial public offering in over two decades.
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Industrial giant Siemens on Monday said it plans to list its Healthineers medical unit in the first half of 2018, in what is expected to be Germany's largest initial public offering in over two decades.
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British shares lost some ground on Monday as weak results from Reckitt Benckiser underlined the murky growth outlook for big consumer goods makers and banking holidays in the US and China slowed European markets. The
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Spain's real-estate market, hit hard when a bubble burst in 2008, has recovered transaction levels last seen before the economic crisis even if property prices still remain lower, official figures showed Monday. Boosted by strong
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