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U.S. equities fluctuated between gains and losses on Tuesday, as investors sat on the sidelines after a session string of gains, sending the technical shares lower. However, the Dow Jones >>

Most U.S. blue chips dropped, pushing down the Standard & Poor's 500 index from its seven-day high. Experts say that the market might be tired after setting a record >>

Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Wayne Swan said on Tuesday that he believes the Chinese economic growth has stabilized and he is confident the Chinese new leadership will bring >>

For an indication of future U.S. dollar strength, it's worth looking at equity-related inflows, which have seen a pickup this year, Nomura told clients on Tuesday.  >>

Inflation is not a matter of concern in the euro area, European Central Bank Governing Council member and Deutsche Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said Tuesday.  >>

German equities fluctuated between gains and losses close to their highest level in five years, yet declining 0.4% to 7,954.79 by 5:09 p.m. in Frankfurt. Five out of nine groups >>

U.K. shares surged for a fourth straight day with FTSE 100 Index extending its highest level in five years. The FTSE 100 climbed 0.3%, or 26.51 points, to 6,522.83 by >>

Hong Kong stocks declined on Tuesday, as early gains were snapped by profit taking and rising concerns from investors that the government might launch more severe measures to curb the >>

Japanese stocks declined on Tuesday, tumbling down from its 19-month high after a technical indicator showed market being overheated. Nikkei 225 lost 0.3% today to close at 12,314.81 points. Technology >>

U.S. equities advanced on Monday, as financial stocks rose. In addition, the CBOE Volatility Index tracking cost of using options as insurance against decrease in the S&P 500 Index slumped >>

U.S. equities extended their gains with the Standard & Poor's Index approaching its record high and market volatility gauge dropping to its lowest since 2007, as lenders edged higher and >>

WTI futures gained $1.01 or 1.1% on the New York Mercantile Exchange in America's trading session and narrowed a gap versus Brent oil, as it increased by 47 cents or 0.4%. The >>

On Tuesday, bonds of the Spanish government extended the longest streak of gains since 2005, rising for the 10th consecutive day on optimistic news from the ECB. Yields on the >>

On Tuesday, Treasuries were gaining, as investors were attracted by 11-month high yields before upcoming sales of bonds and notes. The yields on 10-year Treasury bonds fell by 4 basis >>

German equities fluctuated between gains and losses close to their highest level in five years, yet declining 0.4% to 7,954.79 by 5:09 p.m. in Frankfurt. Five out of nine groups >>