Jobs data fails to endorse BoE chief Mark Carney's recent hawkish statement.
Chinese shares fail to rally despite Beijing posting better-than-expected GDP figures.
The fact that Iran will soon be open for business and a BoE indication rates will rise stunted the FTSE.
Charts show many hurdles before new lows below January's multi-year trough.
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Charts show GBP/USD is looking at 1.6000.
Brent Crude fell by 1.52% after marathon talks by P5+1 officials resulted in a deal for Iran.
Euro weak following doubts over implementing Greek bailout deal accepted by Alexis Tsipras.
Markets still cautious as Greek parliament considers fresh austerity terms.
'Markets breathed an audible sigh of relief after Eurozone leaders emerged from marathon talks,' says analyst.
The Ugandan shilling is still down 11% so far this year, adding to the 13% slide in 2014.
The Eurogroup has offered a new deal for Greece, eliminating worries of a Grexit for now.
Demand woes mentioned in IEA report and US growth concerns sounded by Yellen weigh on oil.
Demand would decline in 2016 while supply from Opec producers projected to remain at high levels.
Eurozone finance ministers will meet on Saturday 11 July to consider the Greek reform proposals.
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Norway has now less reasons to add to the 25 basis points rate cut of last month.
Gold and silver still eye $100 and $10 respectively, but uptrends since 2005 hold as support as of now.
George Osborne says the government expected to raise at least £2bn in 2015-16 from selling down its 78% stake in the bank.
UK May trade data comes in better than expected further helping Sterling.
CSRC and the People's Bank of China have imposed over 20 measures since the plunge of the Shanghai Composite.
Maintaining £375bn quantitative easing programme and holding interest rates at 0.5% gave investors confidence.
Projections for US and Canada have fallen while that for Spain and Italy have risen.
The expansion rates of India, China and South Africa have been kept steady from the April World Economic Outlook.
The US currency also came off its highs after minutes of Wednesday's FOMC meeting emerged.
Investors with over 5% stake cannot sell shares for the next six months.
United Airlines grounded its flights too over 'technical issue'.
Hours before the New York Stock Exchange shutdown, Anonymous group warned of potential problems on Wall Street.
The Conservative pledge to cut UK corporation tax progressively to 18% in 2020 caught investor's eyes.
BREAKING: New York Stock Exchange says 'additional information will follow as soon as possible'.