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Hong Kong stocks slightly eased on Tuesday as investors sat on the sidelines after the stocks reached their highest level in more than one and a half year. The Hong >>

Japanese stocks advanced on Tuesday, sending the Nikkei 225 Stock Average to its 32-month high as Masaki Shirakawa, the Governor of Bank of Japan, said the central bank will keep >>

The U.S. shares, stayed flat with the Dow Jones Industrial Average slightly increasing 0.1%, or 18.89 points, to 13,507.32. Investors sat on the sidelines, as Chairman Ben Bernake's remarks pointed >>

Copper futures with a three month settlement were lower by 0.2% to 7,984.50 a metric ton in the second part of Shanghai trading session on Tuesday. The current price level >>

U.S. stocks inched lower on Monday, as S&P 500 index dropped from its five-year high after shares of Apple Inc. tumbled on rising concerns about the iPhone sales. The most >>

The Euro Stoxx 50 futures were lower by 0.2% to 2,706 points in very early London trading session on Tuesday. The European index retreats from a multi-month high, on market >>

The Malaysia's Ringgit increased by 0.4% to 3.0041 per U.S. Dollar on early Kuala Lumpur trading session on Tuesday. The currency appreciated to a 10-month high on speculation that the >>

The Thailand's Bath increased by 0.5% to 30.09 per U.S. Dollar in early Bangkok trading session on Tuesday. That was a seventh consecutive gain and the currency reached the strongest >>

The Ruble, the Russian currency, rose 0.2% to 30.2540 per U.S. Dollar by midday in the Moscow trading session on Tuesday. The currency appreciated further breaching the highest level since >>

Crude oil futures for February settlement were lower by 43 cents to $93.71 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange in Singapore trading session on Tuesday. Commodity investors traded >>

Rural commodities were mixed on Monday, with grains moving higher and softs sliding. Broadly weaker US Dollar and recent USDA cuts of US grains inventory forecasts were supportive for the >>

Energy futures traded in the positive territory on Monday, being supported by weak US Dollar and speculation that the Fed will continue its easing measures. However, the upswing was restricted >>

Industrial metals dropped on Monday amid weak data releases from the Eurozone. The Eurozone's industrial production slid 0.3% versus a forecast of a 0.2% increase in November. Adding to the >>

Precious metals started the week on the positive note as persistent concerns about US debt ceiling talks sent US Dollar lower. Moreover, speculation that the Fed will make no changes >>

The MSCI Pacific Index was higher by 0.2% to 132.39 points by midday in Asian trading session on Tuesday. The region gauge extends an upside movement for a third month >>