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Norway Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: ENOR )

24.31 -0.06 (-0.25%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:07 AM EST, Dec 4, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Politics Halt Norwegian Deep-Sea Mining, Environmentalists Look Toward Japan
Norway stopped deep-sea mining due to political pressure and environmental concerns. Japan's aspirations and global regulations add to the debate. 
Via Benzinga
Stocks Grind Higher, Oil Rallies, Dollar Falls: What's Driving Markets Monday?
U.S. stocks are kicking off the Thanksgiving holiday week on a positive note, with all major Wall Street indices trading in the green as of midday in New York. 
Via Benzinga
Large-Cap Stocks Pause, Small Caps Shine, Oil Makes Comeback: What's Driving Markets Friday?
Wall Street experienced a relatively quiet session as the week came to a close, with the three major averages hovering around parity in midday trading in New York, yet still on course for their third... 
Via Benzinga
Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of Sept. 19
Next week is packed with central bank meetings. The Fed is likely to match the European Central Bank in hiking rates by 75bp, while the Bank of England and Norges Bank are expected to make 50bp moves. 
Via Talk Markets
Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of Aug. 15
Plenty of UK data next week. The jobs market is no longer tightening and we believe that core inflation has peaked. The expectation is for headline inflation to close in on 10%. 
Via Talk Markets
BRICs Diverge, Japan (EWJ) Pullback, and Germany (EWG) Breakdown
Peering across the ETFs tracking the stock markets, the US is far from alone in having declined recently. 
Via Talk Markets
G10 FX Week Ahead: Dollar Unlikely To Step Off The Podium
In the final week of the Olympics, we think the dollar will at least be able to stabilise after the recent correction. Elsewhere, the BoE and RBA should not deliver any new guidance 
Via Talk Markets
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