Golden Cross News
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Brent crude futures traded near a three-day high after United Nations nuclear officials failed to reach a deal on inspections with Iran.
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Fidessa Group Plc, a U.K. software developer for financial trading systems, rose the most in more than three years as increased equity trading boosts prospects of revenue growth next year.
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The Shanghai Composite Index’s bull- market rally has driven the gauge into a so-called golden cross, a chart pattern that has historically preceded gains in the subsequent month.
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Oil rebounded after the biggest decline in two months as U.S. service industries expanded at a better-than-expected pace in January, signaling growth in 90 percent of the U.S. economy and stronger demand for crude.
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China’s stocks rose for a seventh day after the nation’s biggest property developer reported a jump in sales and as investors bought shares of industrial companies that lagged behind during a bull-market rally.
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Oil capped the longest stretch of weekly advances in more than eight years after reports showed that U.S. hiring and manufacturing expanded last month.
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Oil traded near the highest price in more than four months in New York as the Federal Reserve maintained an asset-purchase program to boost the economy of the world’s largest crude-consuming nation.
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Oil traded near the highest level in more than four months before a Federal Reserve policy statement that may signal the U.S. central bank will take additional steps to stimulate the economy of the world’s biggest crude user.
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Rubber may extend a rally to the highest level since April after forming a so-called golden-cross pattern this month, according to technical analysis by research company JSC Corp. in Tokyo.
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The Stoxx Europe 600 Index has formed a golden cross with its 50-week moving average climbing above its 100-week moving average, a pattern that suggests equities will rally, according to a technical analyst.
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