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The euro was last at $1.1175, edging 0.15% lower against the dollar, having touched its lowest $1.1106 since May 2020 on Thursday
Brent crude rose $2.81, or 2.8%, to $101.89 a barrel at 0738 GMT on Friday, after climbing to as high as $101.99
The euro was last at $1.1218, up 0.24%, having plunged to as low as $1.1106 on Thursday, its lowest since May 2020
The weakening in the rouble after the invasion of Ukraine is expected to dent living standards in Russia and to stoke inflation that is already close to 9%
Spot gold XAU= rose 0.7% to $1,916.10 per ounce by 0645 GMT, after hitting its highest since September 2020 at $1,973.96 on Thursday
The Russian rouble firmed on Friday, pulling up from all-time lows hit in the previous session when President Vladimir Putin ordered Russian forces to invade Ukraine.
The fallout to aviation industry from Ukraine crisis is spreading beyond the airspace closings over conflict zone as airlines and manufacturers face up to growing risk of doing business with Russia.
About 380,000 tonnes of sunflower oil shipments from Black sea region to India are stuck at ports and with producers. New purchases have stalled after ports suspended operations post Ukraine crisis.
The United States on Thursday restricted exports to Russia of a broad set of U.S.-made products as well as foreign-produced goods built with U.S. technology, following the invasion of Ukraine.
The well-scripted turn by global central banks towards tighter, post-pandemic monetary policy has been into doubt by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russia's rouble tumbled overnight, falling to a record low of 89.986 per dollar, before recovering a little
Investors rediscovered their risk appetite overnight after some initial sharp losses, with major U.S. indices posting gains on Wall Street on Thursday, lead by tech stocks.
Brewer Carlsberg, Japan Tobacco and Coca-Cola bottler were among firms shutting factories in Ukraine following Russia's invasion, while UPS and FedEx Corp suspended services in and out of the country.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Thursday laid out the case for a "concerted" effort to rein in inflation, calling for raising interest rates a full percentage point by mid-year.
Global benchmark Brent crude rose $1.99, or 2%, to $101.07 a barrel around 0155 GMT on Friday
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 282.93 points, or 0.85%, to 32,848.83
The traditional safe haven gold, meanwhile, surged to the highest level since early 2021 on Thursday
Biden said the sanctions would limit Russia's ability to do business in dollars, euros, pounds and yen
The United States and Europe have promised the toughest sanctions on Russia in response
Dow set to confirm correction territory; oil stocks jump as crude tops $100/barrel