Stocks

  BLOOMBERG Stocks rose around the world, as the bearish sentiment that has set the tone on equities markets the past two weeks eased amid a rebound in base metals. The yen declined a second day and Brazil’s real advanced. The MSCI All Country World Index climbed the most in three weeks, with U.S. equities climbing the most in a …

  BLOOMBERG Stocks rallied, with European equities rising from a one-month low as they shook off a drag from Chinese trade data that weighed on industrial metals. Of the 19 industry groups on the Stoxx Europe 600 Index, 17 advanced, while mining companies had the biggest losses. Energy producers also declined as crude oil erased gains. Copper fell to its …

  BLOOMBERG Saudi Arabian stocks advanced as investors judged the government shakeup that ushered in a new central banker and oil minister would help the kingdom reduce its dependence on crude. Gulf stocks ended their longest losing streak in almost two months. The Tadawul All Share Index rose as much as 1.2 percent before closing 0.2 percent higher at 6,672.48 …

  BLOOMBERG Stocks declined worldwide and emerging-market currencies slid to a one-month low after two Federal Reserve officials signaled that the U.S. economy could warrant a rate hike at the central bank’s meeting next month. Equities gauges in the U.S., Europe and developing nations maintained losses, while the dollar pared gains after a report showed companies added fewer workers in …

  BLOOMBERG Stocks slid with U.S. equity-index futures and the yen advanced with Treasuries as evidence of limp economic growth around the world permeated through global financial markets. Europe’s main stock-market index tumbled for a third day. The Japanese currency rose against all of its major counterparts except the Swiss franc. Gold advanced to a 15-month high and oil fell …

  BLOOMBERG With many markets across the world closed, investors pared back higher-risk holdings, keeping the Japanese yen near its strongest level in 18 months. Gold advanced with sovereign bonds, oil declined and European equities held onto their biggest loss in two months. Japan led a selloff in Asian equities, with the Topix index sliding for a fifth day as …

  BLOOMBERG Equity markets in the United Arab Emirates extended declines on speculation recent gains were overdone after earnings fell at some of the country’s biggest banks. Abu Dhabi’s ADX General Index slipped for a second day, dropping 0.8 percent to 4,506.14 at the close, the lowest level in more than two weeks. First Gulf Bank PJSC, the emirate’s third-largest …

  London / AFP European and US stock markets slipped on Thursday, taking their lead from Tokyo which fell heavily as the Bank of Japan shocked traders by deciding against fresh stimulus measures. The surprise move by the BoJ came a day after the US Federal Reserve provided a positive outlook on the global economy, highlighting mixed signals from the …

  BLOOMBERG Even when they do nothing, central banks have the power to surprise and bewilder. The yen surged the most since August and the Topix Index lost more than 3 percent as equities worldwide fell after the Bank of Japan refrained from adding to its monetary stimulus. U.S. stock futures remained lower and Treasuries erased gains after data showed …

  BLOOMBERG Treasuries rose, sending 10-year yields lower for the first time in eight days, and the dollar weakened, as markets signaled caution before the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate decision. The Nasdaq 100 Index slumped as Apple Inc. tumbled after posting its first quarterly-revenue drop in more than a decade. Benchmark 10-year note yields retreated from the highest level …