Новости за 20.01.2016

Oil futures settled sharply lower on Wednesday as a global glut of supplies and fear that Iran would add to inventories plagued the market.

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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen will testify on Feb. 10 about the outlook for the U.S. economy and interest rates to the House Financial Services Committee, according to a statement from the panel released Wednesday.

Twitter Inc. shares soared 12.5% Wednesday in afternoon trade Wednesday, after falling as much as 7.2% to a record low earlier in the session.

Last week's Republican presidential primary debate propelled the FOX Business Network to the number one rated cable news channel during primetime in the advertiser-friendly demographic of adults aged 25-54.

Gold prices rose Wednesday as plummeting global markets pushed investors into haven assets, rekindling the precious metal's appeal in times of turbulence.

The rout in U.S. stock markets deepened Wednesday and the only thing for certain is that it could get a lot uglier.

During an interview with FOX Business Network’s Maria Baritromo in Davos, Switzerland, Economist Nouriel Roubini discussed the state of the global economy and markets, addressing the meltdown that has occurred from the start of 2016.

IBM's shares looked set to touch a five-year low on Wednesday, a day after the company forecast weak earnings.

U.S. equity plunged on Wednesday as oil prices continued to tumble on supply concerns.

U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly fell in December as the cost of energy goods dropped and services rose moderately.

U.S. housing starts and permits fell in December after hefty gains the prior month, adding to data raising concerns over the health of the economy.

Gold rose on Wednesday, benefiting from a weaker dollar and ailing European shares, which slid to their lowest since October 2014 as oil prices continued their relentless slump.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc's profit slumped for the third straight quarter as a $5 billion settlement of crisis-era legal claims ate into earnings in a tumultuous three months.

Hong Kong stocks hit a 3 1/2 -year low and Japan's Nikkei closed in bear market territory, as this year's global selloff resumed in the region.

Royal Dutch Shell profit fell by as much as 50% in the fourth quarter, illustrating how the slump in oil prices is playing havoc with the performance of the oil group.

China's volatile stock markets fell more than 1 percent, though mounting chatter about imminent policy stimulus provided some support against the backdrop of a fresh slide in oil prices.

U.S. equity futures fell, global stocks resumed their recent selloff as oil prices sank to a 12-year low.

Crude futures slumped again in Asian trade on Wednesday, with U.S. oil dropping more than 3 percent toward $27 a barrel.

Royal Dutch Shell PLC plans to cut 10,000 jobs in an effort to further reduce costs amid a severe slump in oil prices.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei share average tumbled to a fresh 14-1/2 month low as global markets were battered by plunging crude prices.

U.S. stock futures traded sharply lower on Wednesday, tracking losses for Asia and a continued drop in oil prices.

Symantec Corp. said late Tuesday it will get about $1 billion less cash from Carlyle Group LP for the sale of its Veritas data-storage and recovery business to the private-equity firm.

Featuring @BrianOverby  &  @MNKahnQuick Takes Pro Market Technician Michael Kahn Analyzes the S&P 500:SPX was trading at 1,891.

Microchip Technology Inc. said Tuesday it has agreed to buy Atmel Corp. for about $3.56 billion in a cash and stock deal that ends a bidding war for Atmel.