Global stocks mixed as oil struggles to recover

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Global stocks mixed as oil struggles to recover
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Investing.com - Global stocks were mixed Friday as oil struggles to recover from 10-month lows.
{178|Nikkei 225}} was up 0.08% as yen flat vs. dollar. Japan June manufacturing PMI misses.
Europe lower. DAX off 0.21%. CAC 40 off 0.27%. French Q1 GDP growth revised up to 0.5%
(IR: Allied Bank ) IPO at €4.40 a share values Irish lender at about €12 bn.
Euro firm above $1.11 mark ahead of euro-zone flash PMIs for June.
FTSE 100 off 0.44%. Sterling moves above $1.27 amid hawkish comments by BoE policymakers, Brexit talks.
U.S. stock index futures higher as Wall St closes mixed. Senate Republicans unveil healthcare bill.
Banks in focus as U.S. lenders pass stress tests, paving way for shareholder remuneration plans.
Dollar index lower but holds above 97 mark as U.S. rate hike path mulled.
Oil struggles to recover from 10-month lows as it faces fifth week of losses in a row.
Gold advances. U.S. Treasury yields higher.

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