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FTSE inches lower, still on track for second week of gains
LONDON Britain's top share index edged down on Friday after hitting a seven-week high the previous day, with IT firm Micro Focus falling after a rating downgrade and Antofagasta tracking weaker industrial metals prices.
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British banks do not have to pay for payment scam losses
LONDON Banks are under no obligation to reimburse tens of thousands of people who have lost millions of pounds by making transfers to fraudsters, a British regulator ruled on Friday.
Hammond says WTO option would not be best outcome of Brexit
SEOUL World Trade Organisation access, whereby Britain would rely on its WTO membership for access to European markets, would not be the best outcome of Brexit, Chancellor Philip Hammond, said on Friday.
Oil stable as planned output cuts start to materialise
SINGAPORE Oil prices were stable on Friday as evidence increased that producers in the Middle East were informing customers of upcoming supply cuts as part of a coordinated effort to drain a global glut.
Apple can sell iPhone 7s in Indonesia after R&D; investment commitment
JAKARTA Apple Inc has committed to invest around $44 million (35.41 million pound) in a research and development centre in Indonesia over the next three years, a senior government official said, enabling it to start selling its latest iPhone 7 in the Southeast Asian nation.
Lufthansa, pilots agree to mediated talks on pay dispute
FRANKFURT Lufthansa and German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit have agreed to mediated talks to resolve a row over contracts dating back to 2012, the two parties said on Friday.
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DOW | 19,852.24 | + 59.71 | +0.30% |
S&P; 500 | 2,262.03 | + 8.75 | +0.39% |
NASDAQ | 5,456.85 | -- | --% |
TR US Index | 201.82 | + 0.81 | +0.40% |
Sector Summary
Energy | +0.14% |
Basic Materials | +0.13% |
Industrials | +0.19% |
Cyclical Goods & Services | +0.16% |
Non-Cyclical Goods & Services | +0.02% |
Financials | +0.07% |
Healthcare | +0.09% |
Technology | +0.01% |
Telecoms | +0.04% |
Utilities | -0.01% |