World Headlines 2010-04-26

RQ Cross Box: 2010-04-26

Updated 5:30am EST - After the NIKKEI closed higher by +2.30%, Global equity markets continue to trend higher. US equity futures are up ahead of the US open. Metals are stronger led by silver appreciation. Crude is lower on the session, trading around the $85/barrel handle. Soy continues to make fresh multi-month highs. In the currency markets, the British pound is strongest, while the Euro is weaker against the majors.

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