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The FTSE 100 was ahead 28.7 points or 0.45% to 6,395.2 in early trading this morning. Although retailers helped the FTSE 100 rise in early action, investors remain wary with eurozone inflation data for December signaling the region slipped into deflation for the first time since 2009...
Today the price of Brent Crude oil fell more than a dollar to $49.92 a barrel in early trading before edging back above the $50 mark. The price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI), oil traded in the United States, has already plunged below $50...
On Wednesday European stocks traded higher, backed by growing expectations for additional easing measures by the European Central Bank. Investors awaited the release of euro zone inflation data due later in the trading session...
On Wednesday gold traded below a three-week high after sinking oil prices and equities spurred the longest run of daily gains since October as investors were expecting minutes of the Federal Reserve’s last meeting for guidance on U.S. monetary policy...
Today U.S. equity-index futures gained after five days of losses, and the dollar touched a 10-year high before minutes from December’s Federal Reserve policy meeting. Oil hit five-year lows in New York and London, while German bonds slid with Treasuries, as Bloomberg reports...
On Tuesday West Texas Intermediate oil futures declined below the $49-a-barrel level, while Brent also hit a fresh five-and-a-half year low, as investors piled on to their short positions in anticipation of lower prices amid lingering concerns over a growing supply glut, according to Investing...
According to Steven Englander, global head of G-10 foreign-exchange strtegy at Citigroup Inc., the average 10-year bond yield of the United States, Japan and Germany, taken together, has dropped below 1 percent for the first time ever...
On Tuesday Britain's top share index dipped to a three-week low, since a further decline in crude oil prices kept hurting energy shares...
South Korea's biggest auto group and the world's fifth-largest carmaker, Hyundai, said it planned to spend 80.7 trillion won (61.4 billion euros, $73.3 billion) over the next four years on new factories, research and development, as well as a new headquarters...