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Has oil hit bottom? What you need to know before markets open

U.S. futures are slumping as investors fret about the Fed, but Canadian stocks could get a boost from rising oil prices.

North American futures are falling today as investors concern yourself with the government Reserve pressing ahead having its plan to raise rates this season.

Global markets were lower carrying out a two-day meeting of G20 leaders ended with no new plan to spark global growth.Brent crude futures edged higher on rising hopes industry has bottomed out.Canada’s current account deficit widened modestly within the fourth quarter from the revised third quarter, as the gap increased substantially in 2015 overall around before, data from Statistics Canada showed on Monday. The current account gap increased to $15.38 billion within the final quarter of the past year from the $15.31 billion deficit within the third quarter.Investors as well as the Fed will now use Friday’s comprehensive U.S. jobs report for further evidence on once the economy was sufficiently strong to take in higher rates of interest. Federal funds futures implied traders visit a 38 percent possibility of the Fed raising rates in June plus a 57 percent chance in December, based on CME Group’s FedWatch program.Shares of Valeant were down 5.8 percent at US$76.01 premarket performing a Canadian drugmaker said its leader would return from medical leave, also it delayed the release of the quarterly results.
? Thomson Reuters 2016

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