Oil Rises, On Track For Biggest Weekly Gain Since July
Oil prices rose on Friday, headed for their largest weekly gain since July on support from concerns about geopolitical risk.
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Oil prices rose on Friday, headed for their largest weekly gain since July on support from concerns about geopolitical risk.
Read MoreSterling rose to a new 10-week high against the dollar on Friday and pulled itself out of a six-month trading range against the euro.
Read MoreEuropean shares inched up to new one-month highs on Friday as trade tensions showed signs of easing.
Read MoreOil prices edged lower Trump tempered remarks warning of an imminent missile attack on Syria.
Read MoreChina’s exports unexpectedly fell in March and raised questions about its growth as trade tensions rapidly escalate with the United States.
Read MoreTrump said the US would only join the TPP if it offered “substantially better” terms compared to previous negotiations.
Read MoreNew applications for unemployment benefits fell last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength despite a slowdown in job growth in March.
Read MoreThe euro zone economy may be in better shape than earlier thought, ECB board member Benoit Coeure said on Thursday.
Read MoreThe pound paused in Thursday trading, as traders prepared for a flurry of data next week that could help shore up expectations of a May interest rate hike.
Read MoreFresh dealmaking activity helped support European shares on Thursday, although investors remained cautious over Syria.
Read MoreWhen the going gets tough, the tough gets going.Joseph Kennedy