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A key gauge of European stocks finish slightly higher Friday, avoiding a fall into bear-market territory on Friday, amid concerns over a global growth worries.

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Consumer spending rose 0.4% in November, while personal income rose 0.2%, the Commerce Department said Friday.

Gold futures pull back from a six-month high on Friday, but bullion is set to finish the week sharply higher, as a downturn in stocks sent investors into haven markets.

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Orders for durable goods rose 0.8% in November, while the closely watched core capital goods sector saw the second decline in the past three months, the Commerce Department says Friday.

With an exclamatory tweet early Friday, President Donald Trump restated his willingness to undertake a partial government shutdown — cutting off funding for the Department of Homeland Security and other departments, agencies and federal programs — if Congress does not allocate $5 billion or more to the construction of a wall, or “steel slats,” at…

The U.S. dollar regains ground and strengthens versus its major rivals on Friday, reversing a downtrend that had dominated the past few days, as worries about a partial U.S. government shutdown weigh on financial markets.

Treasury yields steady on Friday, capping a weeklong decline, as bond traders take cues from a turbulent stock market that has tumbled in recent days, highlighting a seizing up of appetite for assets perceived as risky in favor of so-called havens.

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