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Oil falls to near $77 in Asia as trader’s eye global economy after 4-week rally notes Hiruyuka Maruyama, Global Markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

World stock markets mostly down as Europe woes overshadow China's move to free up yuan notes Hiruyuka Maruyama, Global Markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

Japan’s prime minister vowed to reduce the world’s largest public debt, warning ahead of next month’s mid-term elections that failing to do so could threaten the nation’s sovereignty.

European and Asian stocks gained, driving their benchmark indexes to their longest winning streaks in 11 months, and the Korean won climbed on signs investors are buying assets in the region as an economic recovery gathers pace.

Japanese stocks rose for a fifth day as growth in New York manufacturing, higher sales forecast for semiconductors and rising commodity prices boosted optimism a recovery in the global economy will boost corporate earnings.

Asian stocks rose for a fifth day and metals advanced as economic reports added to optimism a U.S. recovery will support global growth.

Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo stated Tuesday in almost two months after the BP oil spill began in the Gulf of Mexico, there appears to be no definitive solution for plugging the leak.

Oil hovers above $75 in Asia as investor’s eye economy, crude supplies for clues about demand notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

Oil rises above $74 in Asia as regional stock markets gain notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

US find vast mineral wealth in Afghanistan, perhaps enough to transform that nation notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.