Shares fall in Asia, tracking losses on Wall Street
World stock markets are mostly lower while the British pound has fallen to a 10-week low on indications the government is inclined to opt for a full break away from the European Union's single market
Asian stock indexes are mixed while the dollar has rebounded after a U.S. job report showed strong wage gains, giving more ammunition to U.S. policymakers planning further rate rises
Global stock markets traded modestly higher Friday after some encouraging pay news from the U.S. even as monthly jobs figures came in slightly lower than anticipated
Asian shares are wavering as a weaker dollar discourages investors who are shying away from risky positions before the release of key U.S. jobs data
Global stock markets traded in fairly narrow ranges Thursday as the attention in markets shifted towards upcoming U.S. jobs data following the publication of the minutes to the Federal Reserve's last board meeting
Asian stock indexes mixed as investors assess latest Fed meeting minutes; Japan shares slip as yen strengthens against the dollar
The deflation bugbear that the European Central Bank has battled for the past couple of years appears to have been seen off, at least for now
Global stocks advanced Tuesday, with U.S. markets set to ring in 2017 with gains, as upbeat Chinese and British factory data bolstered investor sentiment
Global stock mostly rose on the year's last day of trading, with Britain's stock index rallying in the very last minutes of the day to hit a record high
