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World markets are back in sell-off mode, as a six percent slump in Chinese shares following more weak data there and a slide back below $30 a barrel in oil sees the recent global rout resume. David Pollard reports.
Donald Trump says Obamacare is destined to fail. He brings a chart out and says the new cost increases will come on November 1st but the Obama administration will try to delay them until after the election. We have to agree that some of the Obamacare costs are out of control and the plans are not very good for the average income family.
Stocks closed flat on Thursday. An intraday rally fizzled on pressure from energy shares as oil prices slid. Bobbi Rebell reports.
The price of Brent Crude has fallen below $50 a barrell for the first time since May 2009 due to slowing global growth and increased supply. Ciara Lee looks at the impact of the drop.
Oil prices edge slightly higher after sinking to a five-year low on Wednesday. As the decision by OPEC not to cut output plays out in the markets, Ciara Lee looks at the lag in lower prices for European consumers.
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