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Speaking in Melbourne on Thursday, Rio Tinto executive Alan Davies bemoaned the lack of large mineral discoveries in recent years, which had coincided with dramatic cuts to spending on exploration from mining companies...
Today the euro remained more stable, after slipping the day before when the European Central Bank said it will no longer accept Greek bonds as collateral for its liquidity operations...
Southeast Asian stock markets trimmed gains on Thursday with the Philippine main index retreating from the previous day’s record close as a fall in crude prices overnight spurred selling in recently-rallying energy shares...
According to a fresh study by a market research group GfK, Europeans look set to spend more money throughout 2015. Retailers, however, will hardly get enough profit...
On Wednesday the pound sterling traded higher vs the greenback after data showing the U.K. service sector output grew at a faster than expected rate in January after slowing at the end of last year...
On Wednesday the greenback was broadly higher vs peers, as market players worried over Greece's plans to renegotiate its bailout, while keeping an eye on upcoming U.S. jobs and service sector data. The euro slipped lower despite upbeat...
Chinese e-commerce giant has started testing delivery drones in three major cities, seeking to overcome logistics barriers in the country and creating competition to Amazon...
The Japanese yen traded lower in a busy data day for Asia, with key reports from New Zealand, Australia, China and Japan...
On Wednesday oil prices traded lower as renewed fears over global demand and high stock levels hampered a rally that pushed up prices by about 19 percent over the past four sessions...
Rising copper and oil prices fuelled Asian bourses on Wednesday; fears over Greece's future retreated. Energy stocks around the region rallied after the price of Brent crude climbed nearly 6 per cent on Tuesday, a fourth straight advance that helped inspire the S&P 500 to a gain of 1...