RUBBER-Tokyo futures edge up, off 4-month low
TOKYO, May 16 (Reuters) - Key TOCOM rubber futures edgedhigher on Wednesday as the dollar firmed versus the yen, butprice gains from a 4-month low marked the previous day werelimited by uncertainty over ...
Greek worries push European markets down further
Fears that Greece might leave the euro currency union, with uncertain consequences for the rest of Europe, pushed the continent's markets down again on Thursday, though Asian stocks eked out gains thanks to good economic growth figures out of Japan.
Toronto stock market heads for further losses on anxiety over future of eurozone
By Malcolm Morrison, The Canadian Press TORONTO - The Toronto stock market was set for a lower open Thursday as traders continued to opt for safety amid nervousness about Greece and other heavily indebted ...
Nikkei to slip on Europe worries, test below 9,000
Japan's Nikkei share average is expected to open lower and fall below the psychologically important 9,000 mark on Thursday as concerns about the fragility of Spanish banks and political uncertainty in ...
Battle of the exchanges: MCX-SX enters the fray
After a long tussle with Sebi, MCX-SX looks ready to throw open its doors to companies who want to list themselves on it. The question is, do we need it?
World stocks fall amid Greek political chaos
World stock markets fell Wednesday, with Japan's Nikkei closing at a three-month low, as political turmoil in Greece pushed the debt-crippled country closer to financial disaster.European stock markets ...
Debt crisis: as it happened May 18, 2012
European Commissioner for Trade admits to emergency plan for Greek euro exit for first time, while David Cameron says the euro crisis could get 'a lot worse' as he travels to G8 summit.
Markets Live: Euro woes wipe $100b off stocks
The Australian sharemarket has plunged in early trade, wiping another $22 billion off the market's value, bringing May's losses to more than $100 billion, as contagion fears in Europe grow, with Greece's woes deepening and Spain falling into recession.
Markets Live: Investors in 'panic mode'
The Australian sharemarket has plunged in a broad-based sell-off, as fears grow the eurozone's debt crisis could worsen. Today's falls have wiped another $25 billion off the market's value, bringing May's losses to more than $100 billion.
World stocks fall as debt-hobbled Greece threats to renege on spending cuts
By Pamela Sampson, The Associated Press BANGKOK - World stock markets fell Wednesday, with Japan's Nikkei closing at a three-month low, as political turmoil in Greece pushed the debt-crippled country closer ...