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Market dips; airlines fall on security worries
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks dipped on Monday as airline shares faltered amid security worries, while losses were limited by retail shopping data indicating improved consumer spending. | Video
Global stocks, oil rise on economic optimism
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks rose on Monday, with U.S. equities lifted by increased retail sales during the key holiday shopping season, and oil rose to a five-week high over $79 a barrel on signs of economic recovery. | Video
Oil hits five-week high on U.S. cold, optimism
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil rose on Monday to touch a five-week high over $79 a barrel as expectations of colder weather in the United States and signs of economic recovery boosted the outlook for fuel demand.
U.S. dollar climbs versus yen in thin trading
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose against the yen but slipped against some major currencies on Monday in holiday-thinned trading, as investors pondered about the outlook for the greenback after a recent rally.
U.S. bonds steady at lower levels following auction
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. government debt prices were steady at lower levels on Monday following a $44 billion auction of two-year notes.
European shares close higher; banks, oils gain
LONDON (Reuters) - European shares closed higher on Monday for the fifth consecutive session as banking and oil stocks rose in low volumes with London markets shut until Tuesday.
REFILE-US STOCKS-Market dips; airlines fall on security worries
(Refiles with revised paragraph 2 making clear the Nigerian man was charged with trying to blow up a U.S. jet)
FTSE flat on Christmas Eve; miners up, banks down
LONDON, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Britain's top share index was flat in early deals on Thursday, unable to extend the week's rally into a fourth straight session with Scrooge-like volumes ahead of the Christmas break.
European shares close firmer; banks, oils rise
LONDON, Dec 28 (Reuters) - European shares closed higher on Monday for the fifth consecutive session as banking and oil stocks rose in low volumes with London markets shut until Tuesday.
Nikkei hits 4-month closing high after output data
TOKYO, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average rose 1.3 percent to post a four-month closing high on Monday as stronger-than-forecast output data boosted shares in manufacturers, while Sharp Corp gained after it reached a cross-licensing agreement with a resin and rubber parts maker.
HK shares down after land auction; China higher
* Sino-Ocean Land climbs after share sale to China Life (Updates to close)
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- France: European shares close firmer; banks, oils rise
- Germany: European shares close firmer; banks, oils rise
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- Switzerland: IMM specs long U.S. dollar for first time since May-CFTC
- U.K.: FTSE flat on Christmas Eve; miners up, banks down
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