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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks erased earlier gains and the Japanese yen rallied to a fresh eighteen-month high on Tuesday as investors grew doubtful about global central banks' ability to boost growth through aggressive policy easing.

The S&P/ASX 200 was up 0.8 per cent, led by banking stocks as they recouped declines from the previous session. ANZ Banking Group reported a drop in profits and cut its interim dividend, but investors viewed this as more of a turning point for the ...

Competition is good for everybody. Case in point: Google recently dropped a massive update for the stock Android keyboard that brings in a ton of new features that we've seen from the likes of the now-Microsoft-owned SwiftKey and the Redmond company's ...

What: Shares of Brocade Communications Systems (NASDAQ:BRCD) fell 11.5% Monday after the company issued disappointing preliminary quarterly results. So what: For its fiscal second quarter ended April 30, Brocade now anticipates revenue to be in the ...

HONG KONG: Asian stocks snapped a four-day losing streak on Tuesday as an overnight bounce in U.S. shares boosted risk appetite while gold briefly popped to a one-year high on growing expectations of more policy stimulus. Market attention will be ...

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