Oil prices stabilise after Iran deal, Asian shares steady
An employee of a foreign exchange trading company looks at monitors in Tokyo November 15, 2013./ The three-day attack in November 2008 left 166 dead./ (Reuters) - Oil prices stabilised on Tuesday after Monday's slide as traders questioned how quickly the Iranian nuclear accord could translate into higher supplies, while the yen came off a four-year trough against the euro. Asian shares headed for a third straight session of gains, though Tokyo's Nikkei benchmark retreated from a six-month high as the yen recovered some of Monday's steep ...
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