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Gold rose as Eurozone finance chiefs agreed on Greece's debt burden, and investors increased holdings in exchange-trade products to a record. Gold spot climbed 0.2% to $1,751.80 an ounce. The >>

Oil rebounded from a one-week low as European finance chiefs agreed on aid for Greece, alleviating concern the Eurozone's debt crisis will undermine economic recovery and curtail fuel demand. Futures >>

India's economy is expected to grow at the slowest pace last quarter since the global recession in 2009 as subdued investment and elevated inflation increase pressure on Prime Minister Manmohan >>

Australia's Dollar reached a two-month high as the Eurozone finance chiefs reached agreement on Greece's debt burden and funding gap. The Aussie Dollar gained 0.1% to $1.0479 after earlier climbing >>

Asian shares gained for the fifth consecutive day as European finance ministers agreed on decreasing Greek borrowing costs and prolonged their payback period. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index (MXAP) surged >>

Canada's currency declined from the highest level in two weeks versus the greenback as the Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney became a chief of the Bank of England, increasing >>

The 17-nation currency reached the strongest level in three weeks as the Eurozone's finance chiefs agreed on Greece's debt burden and funding gap. The Euro rose versus the majority of >>

The Canadian Dollar depreciated against the U.S. Dollar from almost the highest level in two weeks on uncertainty about the next head of the Bank of Canada as Mark Carney, >>

Oil declined on European Union officials meet to find solution for Greece to escape fiscal abyss after they decided to give Greece 2 more years to cut budget deficit on >>

The Pound declined against the U.S. Dollar, following gain to the highest level in three weeks, amid the Eurozone finance ministers' meeting to discuss a bailout payment for Greece after >>

Swiss employment continued to expand in the third quarter, exceeding the analysts' forecasts. The number of employed surged to 4.12 million in this quarter, higher than the expected rate of 4.09 >>

German stocks declined on mounting concerns over Greece as the Eurozone's finance ministers  meet today to discuss the terms of the next Greek bailout installment.  Moreover, separatist parties won the >>

UK shares moved lower as traders are eying Eurogroup talks on Greek bailout resumed for the third time on Monday. Sending UK equities lower, the Institute for Fiscal Studies reported >>

European stocks fell before Eurozone's finance ministers meet for a third time to discuss Greece's finances. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index dropped 0.2% to 272.73, after jumping 4% last week >>

Hong Kong equities retreated on Monday as market players booked profits after four-day rally on better-than-expected data from Europe and the US. Adding pressure on Hong Kong blue chips, investors >>