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German blue chips rallied on Monday as concerns over the US fiscal cliff eased after the US President Barack Obama expressed confidence that he will manage to agree with Congress >>

UK stocks surged on Monday amid rising optimism over the US budget talks as US President Barack Obama reassured investors that policymakers will manage to agree on the new budget. >>

Hong Kong shares inched up on Monday on hopes that US will manage to avert the fiscal cliff. On Friday, US lawmakers announced that they believe they will reach a >>

Japan's leading index, which is designed to measure the economy's direction in months ahead, fell more than expected in September, according to the Cabinet Office. The index decreased from 93.2 >>

China's real estate prices were higher in the half of cities in October, comparing with a previous month, indicating that the government will probably refrain from relaxing the restrictions on >>

Thailand's gross domestic product advanced by 3% in the third quarter from one year earlier, but that was a worse performance comparing with 4.4% expansion in the period through June, >>

The French leading index advanced for a third month to 114.9 points in September, comparing with 114.2 in a previous month, according to a report from the Conference Board on >>

The Stoxx Europe 600 Index was 0.7% higher to 264.74 points in early London trading session on Monday. European stocks advanced after three days sliding and from  a three-month low. >>

Spot price rose by 0.6% to $1,723.70% an ounce and was traded at $1,722.30 level during Singapore trading hours on Monday. Last week the metal slipped by 1%, as the >>

The Great Britain Sterling was 0.2% higher to $1.5914 at early London time on Monday. The Pound rises after recent dropping to $1.5829 level on 15th of November, which was >>

German 10-year bonds' yield increased by 0.01% percentage point or less then 1 basis point to 1.34 in early London time on Monday, but still was very close to an >>

Crude oil futures for January settlement were $1.07 higher, or 1.23%, to $87.99 a barrel during Asia trading hours on Monday. Oil price was pushed up by investors' concerns on >>

Japan's equities prolonged a rally on Monday on mounting hopes that the country's opposition party will win the election next month. The opposition party is expected to put pressure on >>

US blue chips moved higher on Friday on hopes that the US will manage to avert fiscal cliff. US lawmakers announced that they believe they will agree on tax increases >>

US equities ended the week on the positive note, restricting weekly losses, amid progress in the US budget talks. US lawmakers from both sides expressed confidence they will reach a >>