Industries across the euro zone cranked up output in November and Germany ended the year with its strongest growth in five year, data showed on Thursday, pointing to an economic spurt that may be arriving earlier than some ECB policymakers expect.
Angel Commodities has come out with its report on international commodities. According to the research firm, precious metals, base metals and crude oil prices are expected to trade sideways with upward bias on the back of upbeat global market sentiments and weakness in the DX.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Darren Sinden of Silverwind Securities Sinden says that they are still bearish on the European equity markets and anticipate further downside.