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Asian stock markets were mostly lower Thursday amid new signs of pressure on Europe's banking system and a downturn on Wall Street.

Nov. 11 -- Simon Flood, chief investment officer at Lion Global Investors Ltd., talks about the impact of Europe's debt crisis on Asian stocks, the outlook for the U.S. economy, and his investment strategy.

Asian stock markets fell Thursday for the fourth straight day as a European deal to bail Greece out of its financial mess appeared to be on the verge of unraveling.

Asian markets fell Thursday after reports emerged of an impasse among European leaders who are trying to resolve the continent's debt crisis.

An investor looks at the stock price monitor at a private securities company on Friday in Shanghai.

Asian stocks markets are stabilizing after a day of dramatic plunges Tuesday as futures point to a measure of calm returning to Wall Street following the Dow's sixth worst decline in the last 112 years.

Asian equity markets were sharply down early Tuesday as investors fearing a possible global economic slowdown continued to flee stocks.

Asian stocks nose-dived Monday as the first-ever downgrade of the U.S. government's credit rating jolted the global financial system, reinforcing fears that the world economy is weakening.

Asian stock markets fell Monday after U.S. political leaders failed to reach a deal to raise Washington's debt limit that is crucial to avoiding an impending default.

Asian stocks climbed and the euro inched higher on Monday after policymakers approved an emergency tranche of funding for Greece, offering a lifeline to the debt-stricken nation while strong U.S. data also boosted demand for risky assets.