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US stocks finish volatile week higher; oil rallies
Vildana Hajric and Claire Ballentine
May 15, 2021 – 6.28am
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US stocks rose and Treasury yields declined for a second consecutive day as more-tempered commodity prices helped allay concerns about inflation risks.
Energy and technology shares led the S&P 500, which tumbled on Wednesday by the most since February.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 outperformed the broader index, suggesting a market recovery is gaining momentum, after a bruising week that saw gathering price pressures hit equities. Both indexes still finished the week in the red.
Major benchmarks across Europe and the three major US ones all finished at least 1 per cent higher to end their respective weeks.
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Tommy Joyce, 32, is accused of striking 60-year-old Margaret Joyce with the glass container after allegedly hitting 51-year-old Ashley House in the same incident on September 3, 2020
A club promoter who appeared on the TV dating show Naked Attraction denied hitting his mother with a bottle today.
Tommy Joyce, 32, is accused of striking 60-year-old Margaret Joyce with the glass container after allegedly hitting 51-year-old Ashley House in the same incident on September 3, 2020.
Simon Maughan, prosecuting said Ms Joyce and Mr House were left bleeding from cuts to their heads after the ‘reckless assault’ in Fulham.
But Joyce denies one count of assault by beating and one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
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image captionJonathan Mok posted a selfie and another photo of his injuries on Facebook
A 16-year-old boy has been sentenced for racially attacking a Singapore student who was told we don t want your coronavirus in our country .
Jonathan Mok was beaten up on Oxford Street last February by a group of boys in an unprovoked attack .
The chair of the bench gave the boy an 18-month youth rehabilitation order.
He was also ordered to wear an electronic tag, follow a curfew order between 20:00 and 07:00 for 10 weeks and must pay £600 compensation to Mr Mok.
Chair of the bench Mervyn Mandell warned that had he been an adult he would have gone to jail for a very long time .