At least five major polls on Monday showed Hillary Clinton to still have a lead over Donald Trump.
Gold declines over 1% after FBI finds no criminal evidence in Hillary Clinton's emails ahead of US elections.
Analysts have been cited as saying that investors see the FBI decision as a positive sign for markets.
The Shanghai Composite gets a boost after China reported positive growth in its services sector.
NDGJM carries out attacks in restive Delta in retaliation to presence of foreign oil corporations in the area.
Oil giant posts replacement cost profit of $933m in third quarter.
Oil giant boosted by BG acquisition but warns outlook remains challenging due to the weakness in oil prices.
China's official and private Caixin manufacturing PMI came in at 51.2 in October, indicating expansion.
The Long Beach earthquake of 1933 and several others have been linked to oil drilling.
Analysts say if Donald Trump wins the US election, it could lead to a decline in stock markets.
Avengers star Mark Ruffalo isn't the only celebrity backing Sioux first nations against oil pipeline.
The UK economy grew by 0.5% over the third quarter of 2016, in the three months after the EU referendum.
Brent, WTI rally after report suggests Opec members may be willing to cut individual production by as much as 4%.
NDA says it fights to end disenfranchisement of Delta's poor communities and get greater oil revenue shares.
Anglo-Turkish oil firm's net production fell 8% in third quarter compared to previous three months.
According to official data, South Korea's GDP for the third quarter grew by just 2.7% on-year.
Japanese exports fell 6.9% in September, better than a Reuters forecast of a 10.4% decline.
A few analysts opined that the US currency would continue to gain until December.
Fed vice chairman Stanley Fischer had said that a few economic factors were delaying the jump in interest rates.
This confidence is, however, expected to drop to zero over the next three months.
An early election is now predicted in the country.
BoE governor Mark Carney says the falling value of the pound will see prices rise on a range of goods and services.