November 14 - FTSE 100 indicators since 1984
Average percentage change for this day: 0.218
Standard deviation : 0.692
No. of times the FTSE has gone down today since 1984: 7
No. of times FTSE has gone up today since 1984: 8
Out of 366 days in a year (including leap years), today is ranked 362 in gold price percentage change performance, with an average negative change in gold price , since 1970, of -0.563 percent.
The day rankings for silver , platinum and paladium are
250 , 330 and 111 respectively.
Metals data for today
Gold:since 1970, Silver : 1970, Platinum: 1976, Paladium: 1996
Yahoo European Business
Eurozone data to show downward revision to October inflation (AFP)
EU mulls options to counter euro's surge (AFP)
German Official Criticizes U.S. Deficit (AP)
German ruling party, unions in favour of minimum wage: report (AFP)
New data show third-quarter slowdown in euro-zone growth (Canadian Press)
EU closer to relaxing eurozone rules (FT.com)
Falling euro and crude boost continent (FT.com)
Shares close at near 2-1/2 years on positive NY; BSkyB shines (AFP)
Eurozone growth prospects fade as France reveals flagging momentum (AFP)
U.S. Treasuries Rise, Track Eurozone (Reuters)
France joins Germany, Japan in economic slide (AFP)
BBC - On This Day
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2000: Fuel protesters rally for tax cut
Convoys of lorries and tractors have converged on London and Edinburgh to mark the 60-day deadline for government action to cut fuel tax.
Wikipedia On This Day
Wikipedia entry for November 14
Average percentage change for this day: 0.218
Standard deviation : 0.692
No. of times the FTSE has gone down today since 1984: 7
No. of times FTSE has gone up today since 1984: 8
Out of 366 days in a year (including leap years), today is ranked 362 in gold price percentage change performance, with an average negative change in gold price , since 1970, of -0.563 percent.
The day rankings for silver , platinum and paladium are
250 , 330 and 111 respectively.
Metals data for today
| Gold | Silver | Platinum | Paladium | |
| Avg. % change | -0.563 | -0.154 | -0.358 | 0.082 |
| No. of times price has gone up | 6 | 8 | 5 | 3 |
| No. of times price has gone down | 14 | 16 | 15 | 2 |
| Standard deviation % change | 1.391 | 1.035 | 0.868 | 0.539 |
Yahoo European Business
Eurozone data to show downward revision to October inflation (AFP)
EU mulls options to counter euro's surge (AFP)
German Official Criticizes U.S. Deficit (AP)
German ruling party, unions in favour of minimum wage: report (AFP)
New data show third-quarter slowdown in euro-zone growth (Canadian Press)
EU closer to relaxing eurozone rules (FT.com)
Falling euro and crude boost continent (FT.com)
Shares close at near 2-1/2 years on positive NY; BSkyB shines (AFP)
Eurozone growth prospects fade as France reveals flagging momentum (AFP)
U.S. Treasuries Rise, Track Eurozone (Reuters)
France joins Germany, Japan in economic slide (AFP)
BBC - On This Day
1991: US accuses Libyans of Lockerbie bombing
America demands Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi hand over Libyan intelligence officers indicted over the Lockerbie bombing.
1977: Firefighters strike over pay claim
Firefighters claim widespread support for their first national strike, over a 30% pay demand.
1973: Crowds cheer marriage of Princess Anne
The wedding of the Queen's only daughter, Princess Anne, takes place at Westminster Abbey.
2000: Fuel protesters rally for tax cut
Convoys of lorries and tractors have converged on London and Edinburgh to mark the 60-day deadline for government action to cut fuel tax.
Wikipedia On This Day
Wikipedia entry for November 14
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