European shares gain as ‘buy the dip’ trumps Omicron fears
European markets buck weakness in Asia
European markets buck weakness in Asia
Markets rally in Asia but fresh worries over China property sector weigh
The ECB and Bank of Japan, unlike the Fed, are not under pressure to communicate tighter policy
Stocks have rallied 6.7% since July in sharpest advance in more than three decades
Wall St hit new highs on Wednesday as cheap cash supports big-cap tech companies
US stock climb as European shares move back into positive territory
Bank of Japan governor said financial markets have made “unstable movements”
Window of opportunity to contain international spread of the virus is closing, WHO warns
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Drivers of downside risks to global economy remain ‘trade tensions and policy uncertainty’
ECB governing council to review how its tools can be used to tackle risks to price stability
Both Mr Draghi and the head of the Bank of Japan to miss Jerome Powell’s speech
Mario Draghi backed market expectations for a rise in interest rates late next year
Economic growth in Britain for 2017 had already been revised lower by IMF to 1.7%
All eyes now on the US Fed, which is to announce a decision on interest rates
Bank scraps focus on monetary base and decides to set targets for long-term rates
US job report seen as dimming chance of September rate rise
Travel and tech firms biggest gainers among European equities, as Ryanair rallies 6.1%
However, Bank of Ireland reversed its gains to slide 1.6%
Wall St takes a bit of a breather after hitting five-month high
Rescuers dig through rubble with bare hands after 7.3 magnitude tremor struck on Saturday
Some savers are earning as little as €1 a year on deposits of €10,000
Erste Bank, Santander and UBS chiefs voice concerns over widely anticipated ECB cut
First time 10-year bonds are sold with negative yield
Debt-driven growth model out of favour, focus on reform and use of all available policy tools
Fund will support Greece if it is granted ‘significant’ debt relief by European partners
Central bankers are missing inflation targets across the world thus putting pressure on businesses that want to increase prices
Data shows world’s third-largest economy shrank an annual 0.8% in July-September
ECB chief indicates he will consider straightforward QE in early 2015
Leader of ruling Liberal Democrats announces snap election after data confirms recession
Markets tentatively higher as investors await outcome of the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting; Australia keeps interest rates on hold
Central Bank says world’s third-biggest economy 'continues to recover moderately as a trend'
Despite weak signs in the economy, the BOJ is optimistic that a tightening job market will lead to higher wages
Toyota one of the main movers as markets respond to Federal Reserve chair’s comments last week
Bank convinced the world’s third-largest economy will continue its modest recovery
Economy grew at an annualised 6.7 per cent in the first quarter, new figures show
Economists still worried about export demand
Core inflation at five-year high, labour demand improving and spending rising
Pressure grows in Japan to introduce stimulus to sustain recovery
Republican plan to extend borrowing spurs optimism debt crisis can be averted
BOJ Governor keen to stabilise bond yields through market operations, communication
Omens look good as central bank leaves years of timid and ineffective policy behind
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