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The Westpac McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index lost 2.5 points, approaching 99.9 in June as compared to May's figure of 102.4. People are more worried about global economic instability as >>

Japan's Nikkei Stock Average jumped on Monday lifted by positive outcome in Sunday's Greek parliamentary elections which indicate pro-austerity parties are likely to form the new government. Mover Yen depreciated >>

Hong Kong's stocks edged higher on Monday as preliminary results of the Greece's parliamentary elections suggested pro-austerity forces will be able to form a coalition and receive next bailout package >>

Crude oil prices increased in Asian session on Monday as pro-bailout party won elections in Greece, implying that the country is likely to stay within the Eurozone. Light, sweet crude >>

Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied on Friday on as investors continued to prize global central banks' pledge to support slowing economy. Blue chip index advanced 0.91% or 115.26 points and >>

S&P 500 index posted a strong gains on Friday as investors bet on a positive outcome in Greek elections and awaited further actions regarding stimulus from global central banks. S&P >>

The board of the Reserve Bank of India decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged as the record high inflation rate across emerging nations reduces the room for the >>

US equity markets ended higher on Friday as investors hoped for a positive outcome in Greek elections and awaited further actions regarding stimulus from global central banks. S&P 500 index >>

The New Zealand and Australian Dollar strengthened against US Dollar and Yen on Monday as worries over Greek exit from the Eurozone eased as pro-austerity parties are likely to form >>

The prices of homes declined in 54 of 70 China's city in May, government report showed on Monday. Chinese developers have reduced the prices to stimulate sales, analysts suggest. Prices >>

The 17-nation currency appreciated sharply reaching almost a monthly record high after preliminary election results showed parties supporting austerity got enough votes to lead Greek parliament. Euro climbed 0.5% versus >>

French President's Hollande's Social Party got the vast majority in parliamentary elections, exit polls indicated on Sunday. The Socialist party took 314 out of 577 seats while its main competitor >>

Greece's two historically competing parties are rushing to build a coalition as the nation's cash reserves fade, bank deposits leave the country and EU requires re-introducing austerity measures before providing more bailout >>

Greek voters elected a pro-austerity parties on Sunday, easing concerns about short term future of Euro Area and sending financial markets higher. Preliminary results show that pro-austerity force New Democracy >>

The United Kingdom and the France increased their holdings of the US treasury securities by more than 26% in April. U.K.'s holding increased by 26.5% and reached USD 154b. France's holdings >>