European stock slump, disappointing earnings drive US market lower in broad sell-off
Fear that Greece could default and abandon the euro is rattling global financial markets.
US stock indexes inch lower in early trading; Greek default jitters weigh on European markets
U.S. stocks are heading lower as more big companies turn in earnings.
Japan surpasses China in February as top foreign holder of US Treasury securities
The Treasury Department says that Japan overtook China in February as the top foreign holder of U.S. Treasury securities, a position Japan last held in August 2008.
US stock market drifts lower to start the week as investors look toward corporate earnings
The stock market drifted lower Monday as investors looked ahead to a busy week for corporate earnings.
US stock market creeps up to start the week ahead of full plate of corporate earnings
The U.S. stock market edged higher Monday as investors looked ahead to a busy week for corporate earnings.
US stocks little changed as investors assess company earnings; oil rebounds from big sell-off
U.S. stocks were little changed in early trading Thursday as investors assessed company earnings.
European Central Bank meets stimulus goal to buy 60 billion euros in bonds
The European Central Bank has met its monthly goal of purchasing 60 billion euros in government and private-sector bonds, the first stage of a 1.1 trillion euro ($1.2 trillion) program aimed at boosting the economy.
Asian stocks higher after Wall Street gains as ahead of American jobs data
Asian stock markets were mostly higher in holiday-abbreviated trading Friday following gains on Wall Street as investors awaited American jobs data.
US stocks move higher in early trading after a 2-day slide; CarMax jumps on higher profit
U.S. stocks moved higher in early trading Thursday, rebounding after a two-day slide.
Asian stocks higher as weak global data boosts stimulus, slow US rate hike hopes
Asian stock markets bounded higher Thursday after weak data from major economies boosted hopes for stimulus and a slow pace for U.S. interest rate hikes.
Japan central bank survey finds corporate outlook cautious, capital spending to fall
Japanese businesses remain wary over the outlook for the world's No.
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With all top 4 eurozone economies growing, survey finds output at 7-month high
A closely watched barometer of the 19-country eurozone economy shows growth in February running at a seven-month high, the latest in a string of evidence suggesting the region's recovery is gaining momentum.
US stocks sink in early trading as market heads for a second loss; Alcoa falls most in S&P 500
The stock market sank early Wednesday, drifting further from record highs.
Asian stock markets down after Wall Street decline as China growth target awaited
Asian stock markets were mostly lower Wednesday after Wall Street declined and investors looked ahead to U.S. economic data and China's announcement of its annual growth target.
US stock indexes open slightly higher; Freescale jumps on news of deal with NXP
U.S. stocks are opening slightly higher as investors focused on earnings and deal news.
US stock market falls as talks over Greek loan extension remain difficult
The U.S. stock market fell in early Friday trading as investors looked for a breakthrough in the difficult negotiations between Greece and its European creditors over its debt repayment plan.
Global stock set to fall in quiet trading as most Asian markets remain closed for holidays
Global stocks appeared set for quiet and lower trading Friday after most markets in Asia were closed for the Lunar New Year holidays, except for Tokyo, where shares continued to rise on optimism about the Japanese economy.
US stocks edge lower in midday trading, pulling the market back from a record high
U.S. stocks were slightly lower in midday trading Tuesday as investors continued to watch Greece's debt talks and hoped a deal would eventually be reached to keep the country from falling out of the eurozone.
ECB's Praet says stimulus could 'fall on barren ground' if governments don't cut red tape
A top European Central Bank official says the bank's new 1.1 trillion euro ($1.2 trillion) monetary stimulus could "fall on barren ground" if governments do not cut red tape and excessive regulation.