(RTTNews) - The European markets may open lower on Friday following weak overseas cues and amid caution ahead of the release of GDP reports from France and Germany.
The markets across the Asia-Pacific region were mostly lower Friday as lower oil prices and a subdued closing on Wall Street overnight raised concerns about a ...
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