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European equities lost on Friday as an estimate beating German Ifo business climate report failed to induce risk sentiment. Shares closed lower after the Nikkei stock average first rose 3%, then dropped 3%, before rising again. more
Europe takes losses after volatile Asian sessionmore
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The Japanese currency hovers around the ¥101 level against the greenback in tight range trading. more
USD/JPY: Yen keeps gains versus dollarmore
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Bullion steadied during Friday's US midday session in a range between $1,385-1,390. Bulls lost their strength, taking a breath before the release of fresh incentives. more
Gold steady below $1,400 more
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