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The dollar firmed, while risk currencies fell under pressure as investors doubted the economy would recover soon amid a surge in new coronavirus infections around the world. As the United States posted

Oil prices fell on Monday as fears that a second coronavirus wave could delay the recovery for fuel demand and outweigh the record output cuts. Brent crude slid 0.2%, or 10 cents, at $24.04 per barrel.

European shares dropped on Monday as a surge in new coronavirus cases in Germany and elsewhere unsettled investors  hopes for a faster economic recovery. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 1%,

Oil prices dropped 2% on Thursday as a surge in new coronavirus cases in the United States and China renewed fears about a slow recovery in fuel demand. Brent crude futures lost 1.5%, or 61 cents, at $40.10

Oil prices dropped on Monday as several countries reported new cases of infections, raising concerns of a second wave amid a recovery in fuel demand. Brent crude fell 2.4%, or 93 cents, at $37.80 per barrel.

The dollar gained, while commodity currencies dropped as investors turned away from risky currencies amid fears of a second coronavirus wave lambasting major economies including China, Japan, and the United

Oil prices rose on Thursday after a sudden fall in U.S. crude stocks. However, further gains were capped amid a gloomy U.S. economic outlook and fears of a second coronavirus wave. Brent crude futures

Global stocks and oil prices dropped on Wednesday as markets feared a possible second wave of coronavirus infections. MSCI s index of global shares fell 0.3%, while the pan-European STOXX 600 index

Oil prices plunged on Wednesday due to fears of a possible second coronavirus wave and a continuous rise in U.S. crude inventories.  Market worries dwarfed Saudi Arabia s call for further output

The dollar hit a two-week high against major currencies on Tuesday amid rising U.S. bond yields and a higher demand for safe haven. This came after reports of new infections threatened a possible second

Oil prices dropped on Monday due to oversupply and a gloomy economic outlook caused by the coronavirus pandemic. This prompted some of the world s top producers to cancel their supply cuts. Brent