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The new year got off to a broadly upbeat start Monday in holiday-thinned trade as most markets rose, with some cheer provided by data.
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The new year got off to a broadly upbeat start Monday in holiday-thinned trade as most markets rose, with some cheer provided by data.
US and eurozone stock markets rose shrugging off lingering fears over the fast-spreading Omicron coronavirus variant after the Christmas holiday.
Asian markets rose on Friday, extending their rally as fears over the Omicron coronavirus variant faded and further positive economic data.
Asian markets rose following Wall Street's lead as concerns over inflation and Covid eased with US data showing optimism.
World stock markets fell Friday after the previous day's rally, as traders mulled central bank moves to combat soaring inflation.
European equities wavered Friday as dealers tracked Omicron news and awaited key US data, while oil prices surged.
US stock markets struck fresh records as investors awaited earnings results from tech firms and cheered the latest Tesla surge.
Global stocks were mixed again Thursday, with Asian markets enduring another ugly session and US stocks meandering to a nearly flat finish.
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