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  • India to do better than most Asian peers due to policy steps, lesser reliance on China, says ING

    India will continue to climb the rankings of FDI destinations in 2023 and the long pending inclusion of Indian bonds on global indices will fill a gap left by the exclusion of Russian bonds, ING has said

  • UBS names ING chief Ralph Hamers to head Swiss banking giant

    "Ralph is the right CEO to lead our business into its next chapter," UBS chairman Axel Weber said in a statement late Wednesday.

  • ING sells Kotak Mahindra Bank shares worth Rs 1,440cr

    According to bulk deal data available with the National Stock Exchange (NSE) ING off-loaded a total of 1,27,45,702 stocks of Kotak Mahindra Bank.

  • Dutch bank ING axes CFO over laundering probe

    Koos Timmermans' head is the first to roll after it emerged last week that the Netherlands' number one bank paid $897 million to settle a criminal probe over money laundering.

  • European markets open lower as investors focus on corporate nos

    The Pan-European Stoxx 600 was 0.22 percent lower with most sectors trading in the red.

  • European markets open lower; H&M, Greencore report earnings

    Trump's immigration ban continues to create public outcry across the world. Overnight, Trump fired the federal government's top lawyer after she denied implementing the travel restrictions. The tech giant Amazon said it is considering a legal challenge against the ban.

  • European mkts down as investors eye backlash over Trump policies

    The STOXX 600 fell 0.6 percent, adding to a slight drop seen on Friday. In spite of the losses the pan-European index remains up nearly 1 percent so far in January, on course for its third month of gains in a row.

  • Europe lower as UK‘s May meets Trump; UBS beats estimates

    The Finnish ship technology firm Wartsila was near the top of the European benchmark after reporting better-than-expected profits and new orders in the last quarter.

  • European markets open higher;Novartis, Santander report earnings

    The pan-European Stoxx 600 was 0.65 percent higher with all sectors trading positive.

  • European mkts open lower on concerns over Trump‘s protectionism

    Trump said Sunday he would start talks with Mexico and Canada to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). During Asian trading the dollar fell and the euro hit its highest level in more than a month. The U.K.'s prime minister, Theresa May, is set to discuss future trade possibilities with Trump this week.

  • European bourses open higher; Draghi speech in focus

    Analysts do not expect any changes to the ECB's monetary policy for now but will be looking for details as to how that may change throughout the year.

  • European markets open lower on Brexit concerns

    The pan-European Stoxx 600 was 0.2 percent lower with most sectors trading negative.

  • European markets open lower as investors wait for Brexit plan

    In corporate news, the Italian eyewear giant Luxottica and Essilor of France have reached a 46 billion euro ($49 billion) merger deal, Reuters reported.

  • European markets open lower after Trump remarks

    Investors will be looking at new corporate reports as they digest the latest remarks by Trump. His comments on Wednesday afternoon on the pharmaceutical industry sent stocks sharply lower and the lack of detail on fiscal stimulus moved the dollar lower.

  • European markets open higher ahead of Trump press conference

    The pan-European Stoxx 600 was 0.09 percent higher with most sectors trading positive.

  • European markets open lower; retail, banking stocks on the radar

    The retail sector should draw some attention, after contracting during Wednesday's trading, with the release of the latest retail PMI figures in the euro zone. Meanwhile, in the US, Amazon and Forever 21 are reportedly among those considering bidding for American Apparel.

  • European markets open slightly higher; inflation in focus

    The pan-European Euro Stoxx was 0.11 percent higher on Wednesday with the major bourses trading in positive territory.

  • European markets open higher on positive data

    The pan-European Stoxx 600 opened 0.52 percent higher with all sectors trading in positive ground.

  • European markets begin 2017 lower

    The German DAX opened 0.42 percent lower and the French CAC was 0.29 percent lower. The FTSE 100 returns to trading after the New Year weekend only on Tuesday. Markets are also closed in the US

  • European markets flat as investors focus on end-year data

    The pan-European Euro Stoxx 600 was 0.06 percent lower with the major bourses trading in the red. The London Stock Exchange will close early Friday at 12:30 U.K. time while the German DAX will close at 2 pm.

  • European markets open mixed after Fed hikes 25 bps

    The Stoxx 600 opened 0.13 percent higher with the major bourses moving in different directions.

  • European markets open lower as investors await Fed decision

    Analysts expect a rate hike of 25 points basis from the Fed with the announcement set to be after European markets close on Wednesday.

  • European markets higher ahead of Fed meeting; UK CPI eyed

    Unicredit's capital market day is taking place in London. The largest Italian lender in assets said on Tuesday that it is launching a 13 billion euro (USD 13.83 billion) cash call in the first quarter of 2017.

  • European markets open mixed; oil prices surge

    The oil and gas sector was the best performer jumping more than 2 percent.

  • European bourses higher on hopes of new ECB stimulus

    Investor expectations point to an extension of the ECB's quantitative easing program by another six months but along with some signals that this monetary policy would not last forever.

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