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On Friday, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reiterated his estimate that a moderate rebound in crude oil prices will help anchor 2% inflation "around fiscal 2015" but outlined a slip in longer-term public inflation expectations...
On Thursday global equities reached a new record and bond yields sank to fresh lows, as investors positioned for an extended era of cheap money ahead of the European Central Bank's looming bond-buying plan...
US stocks opened lower after the release of mixed US economic data, including softer-than-expected inflation figures...
On Thursday Samsung Electronics Co. announced it will freeze its employees' salaries this year as part of an effort to cut costs while profits are shrinking...
On Thursday gold remained in a positive territory, as markets estimated a series of U.S. data on initial jobless claims, consumer price inflation and durable goods orders...
On Thursday the single currency slipped lower against its US counterpart, as demand for the latter slightly strengthened ahead of a string of U.S. economic reports...
Morgan Stanley drew a line under claims that it mis-sold mortgage-backed securities in the run-up to the financial crisis, as the bank has reached a $2.6 billion settlement with the US Department of Justice...
On Thursday Japanese stocks resumed their victories, rising to a fresh 15-year high after breaking a five-session winning streak in the previous session...
On Thursday copper prices rose to a six-week highs, as China market returned to business following a week-long holiday due to the Lunar New Year. The Asian nation is the world’s largest copper consumer, accounting for almost 40% of world consumption last year...