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Brazilian stocks briefly tracked gains for European and Asian markets on Thursday before dipping slightly. Other markets rose moderately.

A deep cut in China’s interest rates gave Asian stock markets a lift, and a terrorist attack in Mumbai prompted the closure of the Indian stock markets.

Asian markets rose Tuesday as investors regained some confidence on Wall Street's second straight day of strong gains, spurred by a U.S. government bailout of banking giant Citigroup.

Asian markets rose sharply Tuesday as investors regained some confidence after a strong overnight showing by Wall Street and the U.S. government's bailout of banking giant Citigroup.

European markets, which soared Monday, opened lower.

Asian stock markets followed New York’s plunge but then rebounded when Japan’s finance minister said that governments should be prepared to take action.

Asian stock markets opened sharply lower on Thursday, reflecting an equally strong sell-off on Wall Street and in Europe overnight.

European and Asian markets spiked Friday as investors bought up heavily sold-off stocks ahead of key economic data later.

Stocks on the major Asian exchanges rose sharply on Monday, a day after China announced a $586 billion economic stimulus package.

Asian stock markets ended a mixed week with a mixed performance as investors awaited U.S. economic data

Asian stock markets declined across the board as investors shrugged off the excitement of the U.S. elections, and European equities were expected to follow.