Новости за 10.02.2017

Oil rose on a report that OPEC has achieved a record 90 per cent initial compliance with a production cut accord.

Copper prices surged after BHP Billiton declared force majeure due to a strike at the world's biggest copper mine in Chile.

US President Donald Trump said his government will act anew on immigration next week, after a federal appeals court decided not to reinstate his ban on travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.

Citigroup strategists are looking to history to show the global equity rally could be far from over.

​Britain's commodity-heavy FTSE 100 index climbed to a three-week high on Friday as miners rallied on rising metals prices.

Binky Chadha, the most optimistic stock market analyst on Wall Street, says the rally is only beginning.

At least 17 people were injured when man believed to be mentally disturbed started a fire on a crowded subway train during the Friday evening rush in Hong Kong, according to police.

BHP Billiton declared force majeure on shipments from the world's biggest copper mine, sending prices above $US6000 a tonne.

A French farmer who smuggled African migrants to safety, defying authorities in an effort that his supporters likened to the Underground Railroad, was given little more than a slap on the wrist by a court Friday.

Iron ore keeps getting told the end is nigh: so far in 2017, the response has been the end's just another high.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said hacking, anti-trust laws and mistrust between the world's largest nations is hindering global trade, warning of a "threat" to the world economy.

In the ruins of the Sabbagh textile factory in Aleppo's Belleramoun Industrial Zone, a family strips the office of wood panelling for fuel.

Malcolm Turnbull's loud tirade against Labor's "clean energy 'ideology'" is an attempt to show leadership to his right wing, and to claw back voter popularity.

US President Donald Trump has told Israel that he does not believe that building more homes in Jewish settlements in the West Bank is "good for peace".

Rio Tinto has appointed three former senior managers from the energy industry to its board as non-executive directors, including Shell's departing CFO Simon Henry.

On facebook, Don Meij, the boss of pizza giant Domino's refers to himself as chief enthusiasm officer.

Perth Glory maestro Diego Castro orchestrated a 5-0 belting of a demoralised Adelaide United in Friday night's A-League match.

This year should see the end of the economy's protracted 'transition' back to business as usual. You beaut.

Twenty years after the murder of Lithgow beauty queen Alison Lewis, one police officer is still fighting to clear his name.

Adelaide's ball movement was too quick and effective for the Bulldogs and the Crows were more accurate.

The royal commission has uncovered abuse on a staggering scale inside the Catholic church, particularly inside religious orders which ran schools. Can the church be trusted with your children?

Western Bulldogs premiership captain Easton Wood has taken a bold stand, implying there is hypocrisy within the AFL industry when it comes to gambling.

Queensland's "new generation" trains – for which taxpayers paid $4.4 billion - are yet to appear on the rail network 12 months after they first arrived in Brisbane.

Two Sydney Morning Herald reporters attended a fundraising dinner for the Q society on Thursday night.

Turnbull grabbed the slapsticks and got busy on Shorten to show the Libs he can prevail against Labor.