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European shares climbed and sterling rose from multi-month lows on Thursday after a poll showing most Scots intend to vote against independence next week softened concerns over the United Kingdom's future...
On Thursday Asian share market sentiment was cautious after U.S. President Barack Obama vowed to fight Islamic State militants, while the dollar pushed to fresh six-year highs against the yen...
The Bank of Japan took a dramatic step in its already unprecedented effort to fight inflation and a likely sign it will continue its aggressive asset purchases...
U.S. stock-index futures were little changed, after the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index slid the most in a month on investor concern about the timing of Federal Reserve interest-rate increases...
On Wednesday the dollar kept up near 14-month highs against the other major currencies, as growing expectations for an early hike in U.S. interest rates continued to raise the US currency...
The Guardian: There is uncertainty about how Scottish savers will be protected after a vote for independence, admits the UK body which guarantees deposits up to £85,000 in bank accounts, althought it expects a transitional arrangement to be put in place...
U.K. 10-year government bonds dipped for a third day before Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and fellow policy makers testify to lawmakers on the central bank’s August Inflation Report...
The Australian share market has suffered its worst fall in more than a month, with investors influenced by losses on Wall Street and an unexpected fall in consumer confidence...
Asian shares dipped on Wednesday, as markets wagered the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates earlier than expected, sending U.S. bond yields higher and keeping the dollar well bid near 14-month highs against a basket of major currencies...