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U.S. stocks are little changed in early trading as investor look over the latest corporate earnings.

U.S. stocks opened higher as investors waited for the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting later Wednesday.

Asian stocks drifted Monday, with many markets closed for holidays, after a surprisingly weak U.S. employment report.

Asian stock markets mostly sagged Wednesday as China's manufacturing remained weak in February and a Japanese central bank survey showed businesses are wary about the economic outlook.

Asian stock markets mostly fell Thursday, battered by weak U.S. economic data, tensions in the Middle East and Wall Street's retreat from near record highs.

World stocks rose Tuesday but gains were tempered as a manufacturing survey underlined that China's economic growth is still losing momentum.

U.S. stock indexes are closing slightly lower, stabilizing a day after a global sell-off prompted by worries about higher U.S. interest rates.

U.S. stock indexes edged lower in early trading Tuesday as investors await earnings from the few companies yet to announce results and a jobs report later this week.

Global stock markets were lackluster Tuesday despite a milestone for the Nasdaq as investors looked ahead to the release of China's growth target.

Global stocks were lackluster Friday after Japan reported mixed economic data and investors waited for revised U.S. growth figures.

Asian stocks were little changed Tuesday as investors awaited remarks from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and Greece prepared to unveil reforms that its new government hopes will win it approval for extended rescue loans.

Asian stock markets were mostly higher Monday after Greece and its European creditors reached an agreement that staved off the immediate threat of bankruptcy and exit from the euro though hurdles remain to cementing the short-term funding deal.

World stocks advanced Wednesday on investor optimism ahead of a European Central Bank meeting on bailout conditions for Greece, though trading was subdued as many Asian markets were shut for the Lunar New Year.

U.S. stocks are opening lower as the market pulls back from a record high.

Asian stock markets were mostly higher Tuesday but gains were tempered after Greek debt talks broke down, raising the prospect Athens might leave the euro currency.

Asian stocks rose Monday after Japan emerged from recession while European markets fluctuated ahead of a meeting between Greece and its main European creditors.

Asian stock markets mostly rose Monday after Japan emerged from recession last quarter and as investors looked ahead to a meeting between Greece and its main European creditors.

Global stocks were muted Wednesday as investors turned their focus to an emergency meeting of eurozone finance ministers that will discuss Greece's appeal for more generous bailout conditions.

Asian stock markets were uneven Monday as investors wrestled with divergent data from the world's two biggest economies.

Asian stock markets were muted Friday as investors awaited monthly U.S. employment figures and the risk of a Greek default increased.