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The picture was mixed in midday trading on Wall Street, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up while the S&P 500 was flat and the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell.

Wall Street stocks were mixed early Wednesday amid lingering worries connected to the Omicron variant of Covid-19 and ahead of key consumer data

In Tokyo, the benchmark Nikkei 225 index was up 1.20 percent.

Asian stocks opened higher on Wednesday, extending a Wall Street rally, but fears lingered over China's debt-hobbled property sector.

NEW YORK — Global stocks finished a volatile week on a downcast note on Friday, sunk by festering worries over the Omicron variant and disappointment at the most recent US job growth figures.The latest COVID-19 variant has been detected in 38 countries but no deaths have yet been reported, the WHO said, as authorities worldwide rushed to stem the spread of the heavily mutated

Stocks sag as weak US jobs data adds to Omicron worries - Business - TOKYO: A pedestrian walks past an electronic quotation board displaying the closing share prices of the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo on Friday. - AFP NEW YORK...

NEW YORK — Global stocks finished a volatile week on a downcast note on Friday, sunk by festering worries over the Omicron variant and disappointment at the most recent US job growth figures.The latest COVID-19 variant has been detected in 38 countries but no deaths have yet been reported, the WHO said, as authorities worldwide rushed to stem the spread of the heavily mutated

US and European stocks as well as oil prices rebounded Monday from a pre-weekend slump that was sparked by fears over a new variant of Covid-19. Frankfurt, London and Paris's equities advanced, having tumbled Friday by around four per cent on worries of a major hit to the global economy. On Wall Street, all three major indices snapped more than a percentage point higher at the

US and European stocks as well as oil prices rebounded on Monday from a pre-weekend slump that was sparked by fears over a new variant of COVID-19.

US and European stocks as well as oil prices rebounded Monday from a pre-weekend slump that was sparked by fears over a new variant of Covid-19