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Nikkei inches up 0.4 pct after upbeat U.S. data
TOKYO, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average rose 0.4percent on Friday after stronger-than-expected U.S. data onjobless benefits and trade raised hopes the tepid economicrecovery would accelerate. The benchmark Nikkei <.N225> rose 33.86 points to 9,132.25,pulling away from a 16-month
PRECIOUS-Gold slips after U.S. data, holds near 1-week low
SINGAPORE, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Gold edged down on Friday,holding near a 1-week low hit the previous session, afterbetter-than-expected U.S. data pushed up stock markets andhelped ease worries about the health of the economy. FUNDAMENTALS
NYMEX-October crude jumps on Canada-US pipeline shutdown
SINGAPORE, Sept 10 (Reuters) - U.S. crude for Octoberjumped to near $75 after a leak forced Enbridge to shut downthe biggest pipeline supplying Canadian oil to refineries inthe Midwest. FUNDAMENTALS
U.S. crude jumps on Canada-US pipeline shutdown
* Front-month WTI discount shrinks against second month * Enbridge leak size, shutdown duration still unclear
GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks hit 4-month high, yen slides
* Positive U.S., Japan economic readings support equities * Bond yields move against yen, favour U.S. dollar
RPT-GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks hit 4-month high, yen slides
* Positive U.S., Japan economic readings support equities * Bond yields move against yen, favour U.S. dollar
PRECIOUS-Gold dips, heads for 1st weekly drop in over a month
* Gold slips; ETF holdings tick lower * IMF sells gold to Bangladesh
UPDATE 1-U.S. crude jumps on Canada-US pipeline shutdown
* Front-month WTI discount shrinks against second month * Enbridge leak size, shutdown duration still unclear
US oil gains, Brent spread narrows on Enbridge
NEW YORK, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Front-month U.S. crude futurespared losses and narrowed their discount to Brent futures lateon Thursday following news of a pipeline outage at Enbridge'sline 6A. U.S. crude traded down 42 cents at $74.29 a barrel in lateelectronic activity, after trading as lo
US STOCKS-Wall St buoyed by upbeat economic data
* Initial jobless claims fall more than expected |
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