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The FTSE 100 jumped 2.87% on Wednesday 17 February, building on Tuesday's gains.
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Iran's OPEC envoy says Tehran will not commit to a deal between Saudi Arabia and Russia over capping output
Oil prices were in the green after Saudi Arabia and Russia decided to freeze their production levels.
While many investors exited Apple, Tiger Global Management invested in the iPhone maker.
Oil ministers of Venezuela and Iraq are travelling to Tehran to discuss the issue.
US stocks rallied to close up on 16 February with the help of positive developments in China.
Exports of vodka to Ukraine, one of the biggest export markets in previous years, dropped 70%
The deal, which would increase oil prices, is contingent on Iran and Iraq joining in.
Saudi Arabia, Russia, Venezuela and Qatar agree to freeze oil output at January levels.
Dow Jones and Nasdaq gain 1% after Saudi Arabia and Russia agree to freeze oil production to address price crisis.
Decision to freeze production to January levels is 'adequate' after meeting with Russia and Iran.
Recovery also attributed to encouraging US economic data.
Scepticism about Saudi Arabia and Iran cutting production clouds meeting.
Reckitt Benckiser, IAG and Standard Chartered were the biggest riser on the FTSE 100.
DeVere Group CEO claims low oil prices could be beneficial and panic over 'minor bump' was exaggerated.
UK steel companies have seen their debts increase by 75% in 2015 to £1.5bn industry-wide.
Positive comments on the yuan by Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of PBOC, failed to boost the Shangai Composite.
UK and European stocks gained as oil prices surged almost 10%, driving miners higher.
Dow Jones and Nasdaq gain after better than expected retail sales figures in January calm worries of slowdown
Asian stocks bearish after negative Wall Street and FTSE close.
Spot gold XAU touched $1,260.60 an ounce on 11 February, the highest since February 2015.
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FTSE hits lowest level since 2012, while UK bank index falls to seven-year low as concerns of slowdown mount.
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The bluechip index and other stock markets in Europe were deep in the red, continuing the ongoing global rout.
Yellen was optimistic of the US economy, but acknowledged that global risks such as China slowdown persist.
UK and European stocks rally as financials stocks gain, despite unstable oil prices and poor economic data.
Wall Street gains after Yellen says financial conditions have worsened but does not rule out March rate hike.