Asian stocks up on U.S. data
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Asian stocks rose to their highest in two and a half months on Tuesday, boosted by solid U.S. housing data, while the euro inched up toward two-month peaks on relief over stress tests on European banks. Click here to read the full story
Read more..Currencies: Euro extends gains vs. yen, dollar in Asian trade
The euro extends gains as investors continue to breathe a sigh of relief about the results of the recent stress tests conducted on major European banks. Click here to read the full story
Read more..Currencies: Euro extends gains vs. yen, dollar in Asian trade
The euro extends gains as investors continue to breathe a sigh of relief about the results of the recent stress tests conducted on major European banks. Click here to read the full story
Read more..Europe Markets: Banks drive gains in European stock markets
Investors take their first chance to react to news that only a handful of lenders failed the European stress tests. Click here to read the full story
Read more..Currencies: Dollar extends loss vs euro as home sales improve
The dollar falls against the euro for a third session, with investors also continuing to be satisfied with the results of the stress tests conducted on major European banks. Click here to read the full story
Read more..Roubini: EU Stress Tests Criteria Not Realistic
The pan-European stress tests on the banking sector were not tough enough to reflect future worsening conditions for the continent’s economy, Nouriel Roubini told CNBC.com. Click here to read the full story
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