Futures suggest yet another upbeat session while investors keep an eye on economic data and comments from policymakers.
A fresh quarter begins with an eye on factory, real estate and auto sales data.
France is slowly reforming itself, but it’s unlikely to see a renaissance like the one that followed Germany’s reforms in the 2000s.
In the February data, the lowest unemployment rates were recorded in Austria, Germany and Luxembourg.
Germany added more jobs than expected while its factories slowed down, official data show, even as France and Spain stepped up.
Manchester United have been dealt mixed news about three of the leading targets to fill their midfield void this summer.
The drop in inflation to the lowest rate since 2009 may pressure the ECB to take radical action to prevent a sustained decline in prices.
Switzerland's competition commission said it opened a probe into several Swiss, British and U.S. banks over potential currency rate manipulation.
A new study maps "mega-regions" in the U.S. and compares their economic output to countries around the world.
Yet another suggestion of a positive start but can the gains be sustained?
Users will have to pay $99.99 a year for an Office 365 subscription if they want to use the apps to edit documents.
Russia's economy could fall into recession for the first time since the 2008 global financial crisis.
Between Gmail, Android phones, Docs and other Google services, a lot more people are providing Google with information today than five years ago.
Movement of banking stocks, specifically Citigroup's, along with Q4 GDP data and jobless claims numbers could influence markets.
A German central bank official criticized certain speculation about the central bank's motives as “wild and ridiculous conspiracy theories.”
Ukraine, the Candy Crush IPO and Facebook's latest acquisition could play on investors' minds even as sentiment looks upbeat.
At The Hague, Obama said one trip goal was to reassure allies he was acting to meet their concerns by limiting the scope of data-gathering.
The president dismissed Russia as a "regional power" that poses no threat to the U.S.
The garment industry is crucial to Bangladesh’s economic survival: the sector employs roughly 4 million people, about 90% of them women.
Data on housing and consumer confidence, and retail earnings, along with developments in Ukraine could impact the day's trading.
The reading on an index measuring expectations about the future of the economy came in below consensus estimates.
President Obama also met with China’s President Xi Jinping in an attempt to further pressurize Russia with economic sanctions.