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The U.S. dollar climbed in early Thursday trading, retracing some of its losses from the previous session that it incurred after the Federal Reserve reiterated its dovish monetary policy stance.

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Oil futures lose ground Thursday, pulling back from a four-month high set the previous day that had sent the U.S. benchmark over the $60-a-barrel mark.

Treasury yields fall Thursday, contributing to a sharp weekly decline, as traders felt the reverberations of a dovish Federal Reserve meeting that sparked a sharp rally across global bond markets.

Gold prices shot higher early Thursday, resuming the climb seen in after-hours electronic trading when the U.S. dollar weakened in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s dovish policy statement.

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IG Group Holdings PLC (IGG.LN) said Thursday that revenue in the third quarter of the fiscal year was down 12% on the previous quarter, reflecting declining levels of volatility in the financial markets.

Asian markets ticked higher in early trading Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and indicated there would be no rate hikes for the rest of the year.

Even for a bond market bracing for an accommodative Federal Reserve, policy makers’ moves on Wednesday were a stunner, raising the specter of recession.