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- World Financial Markets Still Impacted By Dovish ECB Meeting
World stock markets were mostly firmer overnight, on generally upbeat corporate earnings that were reported late this week. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward firmer openings when the New York day session begins.
Gold prices are slightly lower and hit a three-week low overnight, amid a lack of risk aversion in the marketplace. Gold and silver bears have downside technical momentum.
The currency markets are still feeling the effects of Thursday's European Central Bank monetary policy meeting, which resulted in no interest rate changes from the ECB. - Many World Markets On Hold Ahead of ECB Meeting Results
- Global Equity Markets See Some Pressure From Downbeat Corporate Earnings
- Global Equities Mixed As Geopolitical Front Remains Quieter
- World Stock Markets Lifted Following Japanese Elections
- Global Stock Markets Lifted As U.S. Senate Passes Tax-Cut Blueprint
- Global Stocks Down On 30th Anniversary of "Black Monday"
- World Equity Markets Firmer, But Subdued As China's Party Congress Convenes
- Global Equities See Corrective Pullbacks; Risk Aversion Still Low
- Global Stock Markets Mostly Firmer; China's Party Congress Meetings On Deck