Archive for the January 17, 2019
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Wall Street's main indexes hit a one-month high on Wednesday, boosted by upbeat earnings from Bank of America and Goldman Sachs, with a multi-billion dollar deal in the fintech sector also helping a risk-on trade.
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US stocks rose on Tuesday as technology and internet stocks gained on Netflix Inc's plans to raise fees for US subscribers and hopes of more stimulus for China's slowing economy fostered a risk-on mood among
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US Treasury yields edged higher in choppy trading on Tuesday on prospects for a resolution concerning Britain's exit from the European Union despite being rejected by British lawmakers. Yields initially fell after the deal's rejection
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US Treasury yields edged higher in choppy trading on Tuesday on prospects for a resolution concerning Britain's exit from the European Union despite being rejected by British lawmakers. Yields initially fell after the deal's rejection
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Indian shares closed little changed on Wednesday as investors were cautious ahead of Reliance Industries Ltd's quarterly results. The benchmark BSE index closed 0.01 percent higher at 36,321.29, while the broader NSE index ended up
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Shares in China ended flat on Wednesday as the central bank's biggest-ever daily injection of cash through open-market operations underscored Beijing's commitment to step up stimulus, amid signs of a slowdown and worries over global
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European shares closed the day in positive territory on Wednesday as British Prime Minister Theresa May's resounding defeat in a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal gave a boost to continental banks. Analysts and investors
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Philippine shares fell the most in 10 weeks on Wednesday, dragged by real estate stocks, while most other Southeast Asian markets were subdued as investors turned apprehensive on how aggressive China needs to be in
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Britain's blue chip stocks fell on Wednesday as a stronger pound lured investors toward cheap domestic companies and away from exporters after Prime Minister Theresa May's heavy Brexit defeat, while weak results weighed on Pearson.
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World cycling's governing body, the UCI, is to ban painkiller tramadol from March 1 and will punish offenders with penalties ranging from a fine to a nine-month suspension. While the synthetic opinoid is widely available
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