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LONDON (Reuters) — U.S. stock futures and European stocks fell into the red on Monday, with markets remaining nervous that Russia could invade Ukraine despite attempts to defuse the crisis.

Oil retreats from seven-year high and safe haven assets also fall back while rouble firms

Turkey will expand its drive to lure savers back to the lira next week with a scheme aimed at bringing billions of dollars worth of “under the mattress” gold into the banking system, the country’s finance minister told investors during a visit

Ukraine’s lush fields and natural resources, coveted by powerful foreign leaders for centuries, offer the Kremlin and its oligarchs rich rewards in the face of conflict.

Ukraine’s lush fields and natural resources, coveted by powerful foreign leaders for centuries, offer the Kremlin and its oligarchs rich rewards in the face of conflict.

Ukraine’s lush fields and natural resources, coveted by powerful foreign leaders for centuries, offer the Kremlin and its oligarchs rich rewards in the face of conflict.

Ukraine’s lush fields and natural resources, coveted by powerful foreign leaders for centuries, offer the Kremlin and its oligarchs rich rewards in the face of conflict.

The agricultural prosperity of his next door neighbour is not the only reason why the Russian president is readying an invasion

Although order is likely to be restored for the short term, a few issues will play on investors’ minds.

Forex trading news: Get the latest on TRY and see why the Turkish Lira is getting so much attention in the forex market lately.