The London market lost some of its recent gains, as weakness in the oil and gas sector dragged the blue chip stock index down.Positive investor sentiment around telecoms giant Vodafone’s agreed deal to acquire …
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Original post by The Press Association on Topix.net

Australian stocks have opened lower with a decline on Wall St putting pressure on the local bourse.
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Original post by The Sydney Morning Herald

The Toronto stock market ended in negative territory Monday as merger activity and gains in technology stocks were not enough to offset falling commodities.
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Original post by CBC News

Putnam Investments, which suffered billions of dollars of outflows after being charged by regulators with trading abuses, said on Monday it has reopened two of its closed funds to new investors.
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Original post by Globeinvestor.com

The recent sluggishness for U.S. stocks continued Monday, and the major averages started a new week by closing modestly to the downside.
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Original post by KGLO-AM Mason City

U.S. stocks, coming off a week in which the major averages struggled for traction, remained aimless at the start of trading Monday.
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Original post by XETV San Diego

Stocks that were moving substantially or trading heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., down $1.47 at $27.05. The drugmaker fell after …
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

U.S. stock indexes were lower Monday as oil prices fell below $60 a barrel. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 11.30 or 0.09 percent to 12,569.53 in mid-morning trading.
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Original post by Political Gateway

Wall Street was narrowly mixed in early trading Monday as investors searched for direction amid disappointing deal news and ahead of key economic data expected throughout the week.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

The JSE is in positive territory just before midday, assisted by a weaker rand. The gains come despite weaker world markets.
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Original post by Sunday Times