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London markets were turbulent on Monday, with the FTSE 100 falling, then reversing direction on Brexit headlines.

Gold futures trade little changed, hovering near a five-month high after last week’s strong gains.

European stocks struggle for ground as signs of a slowdown in Germany and France add to worries over global growth. Trade worries were also in the mix.

Two large British banks are among those ensnared in the controversy over Huawei Technologies Co., which escalated over the weekend after the Chinese government warned Canada it would face “severe consequences” if it didn’t release the telecom’s executive.

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With three weeks left until the end of 2018, both the Dow and the S&P 500 are mired in the red. And it will essentially be up to the Federal Reserve to determine whether the stock market will extend its winning streak for a third year or take a breather.

The week’s 10 worst performers among the S&P 500 all post double-digit declines, led by SVB Financial and American Airlines.

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Thanks to credit card usage, consumer credit grew at the fastest rate in 11 months, the Federal Reserve said Friday.