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Here are the Closing Prices For Crude Oil, Gold And Other Commodities
Benchmark U.S. crude oil for February delivery rose 11 cents to $48.23 a barrel Thursday. Brent crude oil for February delivery rose 9 cents to $51.29 a barrel.
RBI Remains Net Purchaser of US Dollar in October, Buys $15.64 Billion
During the month, RBI did not sell any US currency in the market, according to the monthly bulletin released by the RBI for December.
On Cusp Of Brexit Trade Deal, EU And UK Hash Out Final Details
Britain and the European Union were on the cusp of striking a narrow trade deal on Thursday, swerving away from a chaotic finale to a Brexit split that has shaken the 70year project to forge European unity from the ruins of World War Two.
China Launches Probe Into Alibaba For Suspected Monopolistic Behaviour
China has launched an investigation into Alibaba Group for suspected monopolistic behaviour and will summon its Ant Group to meet in coming days, regulators said on Thursday, in the latest blow for Jack Ma's ecommerce and fintech empire.
China Steps Up Pressure On Alibaba With Anti-monopoly Probe
Chinese regulators on Thursday announced an antimonopoly investigation of ecommerce giant Alibaba Group, stepping up official efforts to tighten control over China's fastgrowing tech industries.
S&P, Dow Rise As Weekly Jobless Claims Dip; Nasdaq Retreats
The S&P 500 and the Dow rose on Wednesday as jobless claims unexpectedly fell last week, while the Nasdaq retreated from a record high close on losses in heavyweight technology stocks.
Asian Shares Set For Mixed Open On Resurgent Virus Worries
Asian shares were set for choppy trade on Wednesday as the investor focus swung between concerns about a new fasterspreading variant of the coronavirus and hopes that more U.S. fiscal aid would propel an economic recovery.
Peloton, Sportsman's Warehouse Rise; CarMax, Fitbit Fall
Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Tuesday:
Google Rejects DOJ Antitrust Claims In Court Filing
Google is pushing back in court this week on antitrust claims brought against it by the Justice Department two months ago.
Exclusive: Apple Targets Car Production By 2024 And Eyes "Next Level" Battery Technology - Sources
Apple Inc is moving forward with selfdriving car technology and is targeting 2024 to produce a passenger vehicle that could include its own breakthrough battery technology, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Truckers Stranded In UK Wonder If They Will Get Home For Christmas
Stanislaw Olbrich, a 55yearold truck driver stranded 24 miles north of Dover after much of the world shut borders to Britain, just wants to get home for Christmas with his wife and three children in southern Poland.
Gold at Rs 4,873 per gram in India; Silver Price Rs 699 for 10 grams
Gold price has increased by Rs 10 for both the qualities of 22-carat gold and 24-carat gold.
US Blacklists Top Chinese Chipmaker, Alleging Military Ties
The Trump administration blacklisted Chinas top chipmaker Friday, limiting the Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp.s access to advanced U.S. technology because of its alleged ties to the Chinese military.
German Business Morale Rises Unexpectedly In December
High demand for industrial goods, brighter export expectations and government support for companies hit by lockdowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus contributed to an unexpected rise in German business morale in December, a survey showed on Friday.
Global Markets: Stocks On Edge As Brexit Talks Teeter On The Brink
European shares were mixed early on Friday, capping the last full trading week of the year with investors still on edge over a Brexit trade deal and U.S. stimulus package.
Graphic: Retail Traders Leave Wall Street For Dust In 2020 Stocks Rally
Retail traders have ridden 2020's stock market rally better than the professionals, with their most popular picks outperforming market indexes and wellresourced investors such as hedge funds.