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The Euro Stoxx 50 index futures were 0.4% higher in the early morning of London trading session on Thursday. Together with Asian stocks, European futures gain on optimism that U.S. >>

The Euro, 17 European nations mutual currency, slipped by 0.1% to $1.3056 in the very early morning London time on Thursday. The major currency pair slipped from a 7-week high >>

U.K. house prices were higher by 1% in November comparing with the previous month, recovering from four consecutive declines, according to Lloyds Banking report on Thursday. The actual number exceeded >>

Gold fell for a third day toward the lowest level in a month as a stronger greenback weakened demand for commodities. Spot gold dropped as much as 0.4% to $1,687.15 >>

Asian stocks gained, with the regional benchmark index poised for the highest close in 8 months, as data on U.S. factory orders and services overshot expectations. The MSCI Asia Pacific >>

Oil traded near one-week low in New York as a report showed gasoline inventories surged the most in 11 years. Crude for January settlement was down by 23 cents to >>

Australia's jobless rate unexpectedly declined in November, sending the Australian Dollar higher. The unemployment rate dropped from 5.4% in October to 5.2%, according to data released by the statistics bureau, >>

European equities trimmed gains today, as Eurozone retail sales fell sharply in October and Spanish debt auction showed disappointing results. The retail sales lost 1.2%, considerably more than the forecast >>

European shares advanced for the second consecutive day, driven by banks and mining sector companies, after China showed extended policy support for the nation's economic recovery. In addition, optimism was >>

Hong Kong shares persisted to advance, touching their highest level since August 2011.The gains were prompted by a rally in Chinese onshore markets and comments from the new Communist Party >>

Asian stocks advanced on gains in Chinese equities, as Communist Carty chief raised optimism on economic recovery in China. In addition, risk appetite rose, after Yen depreciated against the greenback, >>

U.S. blue chips fell on Tuesday as concerns about fiscal cliff continue to pressure stock markets. The president Barack Obama rejected the possibility of lowering the tax rates in 2013 >>

U.S. shares dropped as the President Barack Obama did not step back from his intent to raise taxes for the higher income earners in the nation. The administration of Barack >>

European equities trimmed gains today, as Eurozone retail sales fell sharply in October and Spanish debt auction showed disappointing results. The retail sales lost 1.2%, considerably more than the forecast >>

European shares advanced for the second consecutive day, driven by banks and mining sector companies, after China showed extended policy support for the nation's economic recovery. In addition, optimism was >>