Asia Pacific
share market finished mostly higher on last trading session of the week
ended Friday, 06 February 2015, as risk sentiments encouraged by
tracking solid gain on the US equities overnight and stabilization in
crude oil price. But, gains on the upside were limited on caution ahead
of the closely-watched U.S. jobs report and uncertainty about Greece's
bailout program. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.3% to 142.10.
Crude oil headed for the biggest weekly advance since February 2011. Benchmark Brent crude futures were $1 higher on the day at $57.77 a barrel. Brent has gained almost 18% since last Friday and is on its strongest two-week run since 1998
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Crude oil headed for the biggest weekly advance since February 2011. Benchmark Brent crude futures were $1 higher on the day at $57.77 a barrel. Brent has gained almost 18% since last Friday and is on its strongest two-week run since 1998
Read more at Click here / www.trade4x.net
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