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European and Asian stocks extended gains Thursday, lifted by another rally on Wall Street.

Stocks around the world fell sharply Thursday as investors remained anxious about the grim outlook for the economy and corporate profits.

Global stocks wavered Monday on news that Japan's economy, the second largest in the world, had fallen into recession.

Global stock markets advanced Friday, buoyed by a rally on Wall Street overnight and hopes that world leaders meeting in Washington would push for changes that will help right the economy.

Stocks in Europe and Asia retreated Tuesday as investors were unable to shake their economic fears.

Global stock markets rallied Monday after China unveiled a $586 billion stimulus package that investors hoped would help the world economy stave off a deep recession.

European shares rose and markets in Asia bounced off their lows Friday as investors responded to the latest round of rate cuts from central banks around the world.

Global stocks opened higher and U.S. futures were lower Tuesday as Americans cast their votes and the results from polling stations across the nation trickled in.

Stocks around the world advanced Monday, a day before the U.S. presidential election.

Stocks in Europe and Asia fell Thursday as fears of a global recession deepened after a grim day on Wall Street.