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China's main share index ended at a fresh two-week high on Tuesday, but pared some of its earlier gains as small-cap stocks weighed.

China's main share index ended at a fresh two-week high on Tuesday, but pared some of its earlier gains as small-cap stocks weighed.

China's main share index ended at a two-week high on Monday, but pared some of its earlier gains in thin turnover as investors were reluctant to stake out fresh positions ahead of the country's biggest holiday.

China's main share index ended at a two-week high on Monday, but pared some of its earlier gains in thin turnover as investors were reluctant to stake out fresh positions ahead of the country's biggest holiday.

China's main stock indexes rose on Wednesday as some industrial heavyweights forecast sharply higher profits for 2016, but small caps wobbled near a 16-month low.

China's main stock indexes rose on Wednesday as some industrial heavyweights forecast sharply higher profits for 2016, but small caps wobbled near a 16-month low.

Shanghai's benchmark stock index rose on Tuesday, snapping a five-day losing streak, as small-caps staged a sharp afternoon rebound.

Shanghai's benchmark stock index rose on Tuesday, snapping a five-day losing streak, as small-caps staged a sharp afternoon rebound.

China's main indexes fell for the fourth session on Friday, pressured by tech stocks as faster approval of IPOs exacerbated concerns over the valuations of smaller-cap stocks.

China's main indexes fell for the fourth session on Friday, pressured by tech stocks as faster approval of IPOs exacerbated concerns over the valuations of smaller-cap stocks.

China's main indexes slid for the third session as investors remained cautious ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays and as small-cap companies settled at a fresh 10-month low.

China's main indexes slid for the third session as investors remained cautious ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays and as small-cap companies settled at a fresh 10-month low.

In an interview with FOX Business Network’s Peter Barnes, Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George discussed how China and market volatility are affecting her outlook on raising rates in September.

In an interview with FOX Business Network’s Trish Regan GOP Presidential candidate Carly Fiorina weighed in on the market selloff.

As the Federal Reserve's rate decision looms, former Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser is reiterating that the economy is “okay” and the Fed should have raised rates a year ago.

During an interview on the FOX Business Network’s Morning’s with Maria, Rogers Holdings Chairman Jim Rogers shared his perception on the Fed and markets ahead of the policy meeting this week.

When it comes to the state of the global economy and plummeting commodity prices, Harvard University Professor says look to China for some answers.

The global markets may not be keen on low oil prices but Virgin Group Founder Sir. Richard Branson likes them… a lot.

Despite rebounding from 12-year lows, lower oil prices have taken their toll on U.S. oil and gas companies -- and former BP CEO Lord John Browne says in order to see a bottom in supply, we will have to see more companies go out of business.

As Chinese volatility cripples global markets, Governor John Kasich says “the world is paying the price” for a government “that never let the markets work.”