Новости за 22.01.2016

Oil production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries fell by 130,000 barrels a day in December from a month earlier, to 32.28 million barrels a day, according to a Platts survey of OPEC oil industry officials and analysts released Friday.

It was another week of extreme volatility on Wall Street, but despite big dips, the major averages managed to end higher. Here's everything you might have missed.

Oil futures rocketed higher on Friday, stretching their rally to a second straight session and marking the best one-day jump since August, according to FactSet data.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said one person had died and 12 were hospitalized from a strain of listeria linked to packaged salads produced by Dole Food Co Inc in its facility in Springfield, Ohio.

One person has died and 12 have been hospitalized by a multistate listeria outbreak that has been tied to Dole packaged salads, according to the Centers for Disease Control.

A United Airlines flight partially skidded off the runway after landing at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport in snowy conditions, according to several news reports.

Gold futures settled with a modest loss on Friday, as a rally in U.S. equities helped dull interest in the metal.

Oil prices continued to trade higher after data from Baker Hughes showed that the number of active U.S. oil-drilling rigs fell by 5 to 510 as of Friday.

Sales of existing single-family homes strongly rebounded last month from a 19-month low as prices surged, indicated the housing recovery was in tact.

The first federal trial over General Motors' massive ignition switch recall came to an early end on Friday, as the parties said the case has been dismissed.

Chesapeake Energy Corp. on Friday said it has suspended dividends on its preferred shares as the natural-gas producer moves to conserve cash and pay down its debt.

General Electric on Friday reported growth in its core earnings and revenue for the fourth quarter, though profit in its industrials business slid.

International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde said Friday she is running for a second term to lead the Washington-based institution.

Yahoo will decide on its next strategic steps only after releasing quarterly earnings on Feb. 2.

U.S. equity markets jumped on Friday as global oil prices staged a recovery and investors bet on more stimulus from the world's central banks.

Hong Kong shares enjoyed some respite from a savage selloff in recent weeks, with the benchmark Hang Seng Index jumping nearly 3 percent.

China's fragile shares ended higher on Friday, in a relatively muted response to hints of more policy stimulus in Europe and Japan.

Oil rose by more than 8%, as a cold snap boosted demand for heating oil across the United States and Europe.

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive James Dimon will receive $27 million in total compensation for 2015, up $7 million from the prior year, according to a securities filing.

Credit card issuer American Express Co reported a 39.2 percent fall in quarterly profit as the company's non-interest revenue fell 10.6 percent.

Starbucks Corp reported better-than-expected sales growth at established cafes in the holiday quarter, helped by strength in its Americas division, its largest.