Global stock markets are mostly higher after Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said the U.S. central bank could raise interest rates as soon as next month
Most Asian stock markets are higher after U.S. stock indexes climbed further into record territory
Shares in Europe and Asia are mostly lower in jittery trading ahead of comments to Congress by Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen
UK inflation has reached a 2 1/2-year high in January, with the rate creeping up to the central bank's target
Shares in Asia have fallen back after an early rally, as investors await comments to Congress by Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen
Global stocks rose Monday after President Donald Trump promised tax cuts for companies and appeared to steady relations with key Asian trading partners Japan and China
Japan says its economy expanded at a steadily slowing pace in 2016, though a modest recovery in exports helped offset sluggish spending by households and businesses
World stock markets are gaining following U.S. President Donald Trump's promise that he plans to soon cut taxes for businesses
Asian stocks are advancing, led by big gains in Japan after U.S. President Trump promised that he would soon cut taxes for businesses
Japan's main stock index underperformed Thursday ahead of meetings between Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Donald Trump
