Market Buzz: Inching upwards

Singapore : Singapore | Nov 02, 2012 at 1:26 AM PDT

Source: Russia Today

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Trading in Russian floors is expected to remain sluggish on Wednesday, weighed by the effects from the worst storm in 75 years in the US, hurricane Sandy, and falling oil prices. The New York Stock Exchange will reopen after a two-day standstill...Domestically, state oil giant Rosneft inspired traders,... FULL ARTICLE AT Russia Today

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