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On Monday, Asian stocks went up on optimism over global surge, while the greenback stood on the defensive as a subdued American inflation outlook capped American bond yields and also raised questions whether the Fed intends to tighten its policy or not…
On Friday, American stock index futures tacked on because crude was still on course for its fifth week of drops in a row…
On Friday, European stocks decreased because market participants were focused on a slew of economic reports from the euro zone, not to mention the second day of negotiations between European leaders in Brussels…
On Friday, Asian stocks were flat, while staying on track for a weekly revenue, while crude prices drifted away from this week's 10-month minimums…
On Thursday, Wall Street futures descended because market participants looked ahead to data on the American labor market and kept watching over price volatility in crude…
On Thursday, European stock markets went down for a third straight day because battered crude prices hovered close to seven-month minimums reached overnight on concerns about a supply glut as well as declining demand…
On Thursday, Asian stocks managed to rise, shrugging off a 2% tumble overnight in oil prices and also picking up some momentum on prospects of a descending greenback as the Fed debates the pace of American economic surge and inflation…
On Wednesday, European stocks started steeply lower, driven by sharp losses in the financial sector because an everlasting dip in crude prices applied pressure on energy stocks…
On Wednesday, after the close Australian shares moved down since losses in the Metals & Mining, Resources, not to mention Materials sectors suppressed stocks…
On Tuesday, Taiwan stocks climbed up after the close because revenues in the Other Electronic, Cement as well as Cement & Glass sectors brought stocks up…
On Tuesday, Japan's Nikkei acquired more than 1%, getting to a two-year peak, underpinned by rebound in American hi-tech stocks because traders bet on solid surge in the US economy as well as corporate profits worldwide…
On Monday, Asian stocks inched up, shrugging off Wall Street's uninspiring performance, while the British pound was mostly intact after in London a van unexpectedly rammed into pedestrians even as financial markets braced for the beginning of Brexit…
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