World Headlines 2014-01-28

RQ Cross Box: 2014-01-28

UPDATED 6:50 ET STOCKS - European stocks advanced, following their largest three-day slump in seven months, as mining companies climbed and Siemens AG posted profit that beat estimates. U.S. futures also gained, while Asian shares fell. BONDS - Treasuries fell for a second day on speculation the Federal Reserve is planning to further taper stimulus and as emerging markets staged a recovery from last week’s selloff, damping demand for the safest assets. COMMODITIES - Natural gas rose in New York, rebounding from the biggest drop in almost nine months, as a winter storm is poised to hit parts of southern U.S. and colder weather is forecast in the north. CURRENCIES - The British Pound weakened from near a 2 1/2-year high against the dollar after a report showed the pace of Britain’s fourth-quarter economic expansion fell short of some analysts’ expectations.. ECONOMIC DATA - US Core Durable Goods Orders due at 8:30, S&P/CS Composite-20 HPI y/y at 9:00, CB Consumer Confidence at 10:00 ET.

World Headlines 2014-01-28

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