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    • Asian stocks rise as investors count down to interest rate cuts

      The prospect of the US finally easing borrowing costs is shaping trading across financial markets. The yield on 10-year US Treasuries declined two basis points to 3.79% during Asian trading

    • World Street | Wall Street sizzles amid weak jobs data, oil on a slippery slope, US yields cooling and more

      Skimming through top global developments, we have all major averages in the US market ending higher overnight amid weak jobs data, followed by oil dropping to 4-month lows after OPEC+ announced to ease production curbs

    • Stocks wobble after busy week for central banks

    • Stock markets in 'bloodbath' as bank fears resurface

    • India beats global markets: What propelled the rally this year

    • Rupee closes higher against US dollar

    • Currencies around the world are tumbling. Except Bitcoin

    • World markets plunge on growing recession fears

    • Wall Street rises as bank stocks jump; healthcare vote eyed

    • Geely, Volvo target world market with China-built luxury car

    • Ecom platform can give SMEs access to global markets: Teaotia

    • Bank of England warns again on Brexit, holds rate

    • Feeling global slowdown, Fed keeps interest rate unchanged

    • IMF official warns of market disorder from Fed rate hike

    • See money flowing from euro into US dollars: Hans Goetti

    • ECB, BoJ support pledges boost world shares

      Equity markets around the world traded at their highest levels over the past few weeks due to the huge stimulus measures by Fed and other Japanese and European central banks.

    • World markets mixed after Japan market dip

      The decline came after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Karoda said over the weekend Japanese interest rates could rise without causing instability, despite the country's large national debt.

    • World stocks ease as US Fed stimulus seen less certain

      Shares on world markets retreated on Thursday on dimmed expectations for new stimulus from the Federal Reserve and data showing slower global economic growth, while the euro rose after sources said Spain is in talks over conditions for aid to reduce its borrowing costs.

    • Jim Rogers not optimistic about anything but agriculture

      World markets may be riddled with uncertainty, but billionaire investor Jim Rogers anticipates gains in one sector for years to come.

    • Arctic iron mine raises concerns over ship traffic

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