Markets ICE cotton edges up on heat wave concern, demand worry caps gains NEW YORK: Cotton futures edged up on Thursday, consolidating after recent losses and underpinned by expectations an upco Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:32pm
Markets Dollar dips vs euro as Fed officials dampen 'taper' talk NEW YORK: The dollar slid against the euro on Thursday after two days of gains as Federal Reserve officials minimized ex Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:28pm
Markets Shares, bonds extend gains on easing fear of early Fed exit NEW YORK: Global equity markets and bonds extended gains on Thursday, showing further signs of stabilizing from a dramat Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:26pm
Markets Oil rises amid talk Fed will continue stimulus for now NEW YORK: Crude oil futures rose for a fourth straight session on Thursday, gaining over $1 a barrel, as conviction stre Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:23pm
Markets Wall St rallies for third day as Fed concerns fade NEW YORK: US stocks climbed for a third straight day on Thursday after comments from several Federal Reserve officials s Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:19pm
Markets Gold sinks below $1,200 for first time in nearly 3 years NEW YORK/LONDON: Gold sank 2 percent on Thursday, as month-end book squaring and relentless liquidation by institutional Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:14pm
Markets TSX climbs as US data buoys mood TORONTO: Canada's main stock index advanced on Thursday, helped by gains in most major sectors, as US economic data Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:11pm
Top News EU budget deal held up over British rebate demands BRUSSELS: A deal to finalise the European Union's long-term budget hit a late snag at a summit of EU leaders on Thur Published 27 Jun, 2013 09:09pm
Business & Finance GM denies plans to boost stake in Peugeot PARIS: US auto giant General Motors said Thursday it had no intention of investing further in Europe's second bigges Published 27 Jun, 2013 08:41pm
World UN eases Saddam-era sanctions against Iraq UNITED NATIONS: The UN Security Council on Thursday eased sanctions against Iraq imposed after Saddam Hussein's 1990 Published 27 Jun, 2013 08:35pm
Top News Obama welcomes Senegal trial of Chadian ex-dictator DAKAR: US President Barack Obama on Thursday hailed Senegal's efforts to prosecute former Chadian dictator Hissene H Published 27 Jun, 2013 08:30pm
Sports Watson relishes Ashes opening role LONDON: Shane Watson is fired up by the prospect of opening for Australia in the upcoming Ashes series in England, the a Published 27 Jun, 2013 08:28pm
Top News Kerry on new Mideast bid as Israel stresses security JERUSALEM: US Secretary of State John Kerry met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Thursday in his latest bid to Published 27 Jun, 2013 08:21pm
Top News US cuts Bangladesh trade privileges over worker safety WASHINGTON: The United States withdrew key trade privileges from Bangladesh Thursday, citing dangerous conditions for wo Published 27 Jun, 2013 08:16pm
Markets Oil prices jump after positive US data NEW YORK: Oil prices rose sharply Thursday, extending the previous day's rally on the back of upbeat US economic dat Published 27 Jun, 2013 08:13pm
Markets Gold down 4 pct; CRB commods index hits one-year low NEW YORK: Gold tumbled 4 percent on Wednesday for its fourth straight session of declines, and copper and coffee prices Published 26 Jun, 2013 11:46pm
Markets Oil edges higher on easing Fed concerns, spread trading NEW YORK: Oil edged higher on Wednesday, shaking off earlier losses following a large build up in US gasoline inventorie Published 26 Jun, 2013 11:43pm
Markets Australia & NZ dlrs up as ECB stays loose, US data disappoints SYDNEY/WELLINGTON: The Australian and New Zealand dollars were higher on Thursday against most major currencies as soft Published 26 Jun, 2013 11:39pm
Markets Wall Street rises on robust US data after recent slide NEW YORK: US stocks rose by the most in nearly two weeks on Tuesday after data showed business investment and the housin Published 25 Jun, 2013 11:55pm
Markets C$ in modest retreat after Keystone comments, US data TORONTO: The Canadian dollar softened against the greenback on Tuesday but did not break new ground after weakening some Published 25 Jun, 2013 11:52pm
Sanctions on Pakistan’s missile program not meant to ‘color other areas of cooperation’: US State Dept