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European shares were higher in early afternoon trade on Wednesday despite preliminary growth data from the euro zone missing estimates.
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LONDON, Nov 30- Brent crude oil fell below $111 a barrel on Friday as a lack of progress in U.S. budget talks to avert a fiscal crisis darkened the outlook for demand in the world's biggest oil consumer.
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LONDON, Nov 30- Chicago wheat futures fell on Friday with weak U.S. exports sparking a setback after a run-up in prices earlier in the week while corn and soybeans were also lower.
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LONDON, Nov 30- Gold edged up on Friday, on course to squeeze out a gain for November, but progress was capped as the market took its cue from hesitant sentiment in stock markets on mixed signals around talks to avoid a U.S. budget crisis.
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LONDON, Nov 30- Brent crude oil fell below $111 a barrel on Friday as a lack of progress in U.S. budget talks to avert a fiscal crisis darkened the outlook for demand in the world's biggest oil consumer. Brent dropped 10 cents to $110.66 by 1040 GMT. U.S. crude was down 10 cents at $87.97 a barrel.
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*Copper hits 5- week highs on dollar weakness, China economy. NEW YORK, Nov 30- Oil prices seesawed on Friday while copper hit a five-week high as investors looked out for U.S. lawmakers to work toward a budget deal and avoid the so-called "fiscal cliff" that threatens to severely harm the world's largest economy.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30- Brent crude prices hovered near unchanged on Friday in choppy, end-of-month trading as investors monitored developments in U.S. budget talks and Middle East tensions continued to support the oil complex.
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*Brent crude oil to slip to average $107.50 in 2013. Reuters' monthly oil price survey of 29 analysts forecasts North Sea Brent crude oil will average $107.50 per barrel in 2013, down $1.30 from the forecast in the October poll and compared with an average of around $111.90 so far in 2012..
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*Brent crude oil to slip to average $107.50 in 2013. Reuters' monthly oil price survey of 29 analysts forecasts North Sea Brent crude oil will average $107.50 per barrel in 2013, down $1.30 from the forecast in the October poll and compared with an average of around $111.90 so far in 2012..
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Dry growing conditions in the United States and rain-hampered harvests in Argentina and Australia have added tension to the wheat market after poor crops in the Black Sea region.
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The "fiscal cliff"- automatic spending cuts and tax increases early in 2013 unless Congress agrees an alternative- is the biggest risk facing markets in the final weeks of the year after a deal to help Greece was agreed earlier this week.
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*Brent crude oil to slip to average $107.50 in 2013. Reuters' monthly oil price survey of 29 analysts forecasts North Sea Brent crude oil will average $107.50 per barrel in 2013, down $1.30 from the forecast in the October poll and compared with an average of around $111.90 so far in 2012..
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MILAN, Nov 29- Italy's 10- year bond yield hits its lowest in two years at an auction on Thursday, buoyed by a deal this week on Greek debt which has eased near-term risks for the governments under fire in the euro zone's debt crisis.
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LONDON, Nov 29- Expectations of easier monetary policy in Japan, along with a weaker yen, have revived talk of yen-funded carry trades, with investments in some emerging market currencies seen as most attractive.
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*Divergent views on Greece's euro zone future fuel trade. LONDON, Nov 6- The Greek bond market is springing back to life as hedge funds bet on whether parliament approves more budget cuts to unlock vital foreign aid, or rejects them and threatens a default.
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Chief Executive Norbert Reithofer said conditions were weakening, after the German company posted a 14 percent rise in third-quarter profit on Tuesday that beat analysts' forecasts.
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NEW YORK, Nov 5- Oil prices rose on Monday in very choppy trading as investors remained cautious ahead of the U.S. presidential election and with the recovery from Hurricane Sandy under way in the affected East Coast region.
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LONDON, Nov 5- Oil prices dipped towards $105 a barrel on Monday as investors remained cautious ahead of the U.S. presidential election and eyed demand destruction after Superstorm Sandy, whilst a stronger dollar also weighed.
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LONDON, Nov 5- Oil prices slipped to around $105 a barrel on Monday, weighed down by a strong dollar and demand destruction after Superstorm Sandy, while investors remained cautious ahead of the U.S. presidential election. Front-month Brent futures were down 65 cents at $105.03 a barrel at 0946 GMT, while U.S. crude was down 34 cents to $84.52 a barrel.
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LONDON/ FRANKFURT, Nov 2- European banks will dominate the group of lenders required to hold extra capital to protect the global financial system, despite moves to shrink their businesses in response to the region's debt crisis. Eight are from the United States, and four are from Asia.
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*Alcatel down, Beiersdorf up in mixed earnings season.