MARKETS

Wall Street meandered on thin volume last night as investors search for a reason to move either way. Dow down 5.

Ignore anything you may read or hear about new policies, breakthroughs or agreements emanating from the Group of 20 nati...

As trading opens today, analysts polled by the International Business Times said these are the stocks to watch with the biggest potential.

The latest plasma market data in the US suggest some IVIG volume growth but brokers have offered mixed reactions.

The Australia 200 CFD Index finished 0.7% lower at 4384.5, with industrial and material names detracting most of the points.

The share market recorded higher at the opening today, thanks to the financial and energy sectors.

Danske Bank argues that tighter budgets in Europe will be offset by accompanying positive influences. There is no need to panic.

The Australian stock market is off for a soft start because mixed signals from offshore trading will put pressure in the overall performance.

Two more suggestions why gold might be poised for another rally higher.

World stocks, as measured by the MSCI, are down more than 7% since January, leaving many investors wondering where grow...

Worries about bank regulation, the global economy, US economic growth and BP saw markets finish mostly lower on Friday.T...

Oil prices rose more than 3% on Friday, but it had nothing to do with the normal ebb and flow of the markets and daily a...

Last week the US Federal Reserve surprised with a post meeting statement that weakened its previously confident stance a...

A big week for markets here and offshore, and for investors large and small.The 2009-10 financial year and the second q...

With 48 ASX200 companies now trading on single digit FY11 multiples, is there "value" in the Australian share market?

Management of The Reject Shop has confirmed earnings guidance and brokers are encouraged by expansion plans.

The Australia 200 CFD Index finished 1.5% lower, with material and energy names detracting most of the points.

Mining companies’ gains on yesterday’s leadership change were reversed today as overall share market slid by 1.4 percent, with the All Ordinaries index dipping by 60 points to 4,444 as of 1438 AEST while the ASX 200 shed 62 points to 4,418.

Plans to demerge Guinness Peat Group Australia should be dropped as it is not backed by shareholders, according to GPG director Tony Gibbs.

BTIG market strategist Mike O'Rourke explains what needs to happen in the US to start creating more jobs and bring unemployment down.

Gold prices rose to $1,250 an ounce on Thursday as market jitters over sovereign credit risk and equity markets urged investors to park their funds into safer domain.

Macquarie Group shares were hammered yesterday after it revealed that the increased volatility in financial markets sin...

Macquarie Group shares were hammered yesterday after it revealed that the increased volatility in financial markets sin...

Another hint that Japan's strong export driven recovery may be losing steam, and with it, the surging growth in Australi...

The New Zealand economy grew for a 4th straight quarter in the three months to March, thanks mostly to the strength of...

US Congressional leaders (mostly Democrats from the Senate and the House of Representatives) are working towards complet...

Rising oil supplies will mostly offset higher demand expected over the next five years, the International Energy Agency ...

In what seems like a delayed reaction, Wall Street took a tumble last night as fears of a fresh global slowdown grew. Dow down 145.

Online trading service provider GFT sent prized asset Kathy Lien into a meeting with journalists this week to update Australian investors on financial matters.