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London stocks ended lower on Thursday, mirroring Wall Street's decline as jobless claims in the US fell more than anticipated.

(Sharecast News) - Asia-Pacific markets saw broad declines on Tuesday, led by significant losses in Hong Kong amid sharp falls in basic materials and industrial stocks.

(Sharecast News) - Asia-Pacific markets mostly rose on Monday, with mainland China extending its eight-month highs as investors awaited economic data from across the region.

London markets closed lower on Wednesday, as investors digested the latest UK manufacturing data and anticipated an impending policy announcement from the US Federal Reserve.

London's stock markets finished with a mixed performance on Thursday, as investors digested a slower-than-expected GDP growth reading from the United States, while a slew of well-received earnings underpinned the top-flight index.

Asia-Pacific markets finished in a mixed but primarily lower state on Friday, as investors assessed fresh economic data from Singapore and South Korea.

London markets finished in the red on Monday, having traded below the waterline through the session after reaching a peak at the end of last week.

London markets closed in a mixed state on Monday, reflecting a broader trend of cautious trading after a primarily weaker session in Asian markets overnight.

U.K. government bond yields fell sharply Tuesday after softer-than-expected labor data saw investors increase bets that the Bank of England will cut interest...

US stock markets remained steady as investors awaited signals from the Federal Reserve regarding US interest rates. European indices, on the other han