U.S. stocks suffered big losses Friday, as Wall Street assessed a mixed set of jobs data amid oil weakness.
Spanish stock market index Ibex-35 rose 1.7 percent on Monday to close to 11,224.20 points, up from the 11,036.10 points of Friday, thanks to the agreement reached by Greece and the creditors over its debt.
Falling dairy prices continued to drag down New Zealand's merchandise terms of trade in the quarter to the end of December 2014, the government statistics agency announced on Monday.
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U.S. consumer sentiment rose to the highest level since January 2007, based on improving economy, job and wage prospects as well as falling gasoline prices, the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan data showed.
U.S. builder confidence for newly-built, single-family homes rebounded in November as both sales expectation and buyer traffic improved, a leading industry report said Tuesday.
New Zealand labor costs rose by 1.8 percent in the year to the end of June, with non-wage costs rising faster than pay packets, the government statistics agency announced Tuesday.
U.S. stocks fell sharply Thursday with all three major indices plunging more than 1 percent, as a slump in durable goods orders and escalating geopolitical risks spooked investors.
Hong Kong jumped three places to rank as the third most expensive city for expatriates in the world, according to the annual cost of living survey conducted by consultancy firm Mercer.
A survey released by a market research company on Monday showed that the economic recovery in the eurozone accelerated at the end of 2013.
China's manufacturing activities rose to a six-month high in September, according to a preliminary survey from HSBC.
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