Oil fell in price on Monday. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude oil fell 0.16% to $ 56.63. At Intercontinental Exchange Brent crude oil fell in price by 0.18% to $ 62.61 per barrel.

EUR / USD fell 0.52% to 1.1730.
USD / JPY fell 0.04% to 112.05, and AUD / USD was trading at 0.7555, having fallen by 0.12%. GBP / USD sank 0.10% to 1.3201.
The US dollar index, showing the strength of the dollar relative to the basket weighted by the trade of the six leading currencies, rose 0.32% to 93.91.
In Japan, the surplus of the trade balance in October was ¥ 25 billion, although it was expected to be ¥ 33 billion. At the same time, imports increased by 18.9%, and exports - by 14.8%, although growth was expected to be 20.2% and 15.8% respectively.

Stock indices of Western European countries fell on Friday and for the second week in a row.
The consolidated index of the largest enterprises of the Stoxx Europe 600 region decreased by 0.29% - to 383.8 points. For a week, he lost about 1.3%.
The British FTSE100 index decreased by 0.08%, the French CAC 40 - by 0.32%, the German DAX - by 0.41%.
The price of Elior Group's shares fell by more than 18% per day after the French catering company worsened its financial outlook.
The drop in quotes Carillion Plc surpassed 48%. The British construction company warned that its annual profit will be significantly lower than the current market expectations and that most likely it will violate the debt covenants at the end of the year.
Capitalization of Fresenius SE & Co. decreased by 5.6%, as UBS experts lowered the rating of the medical company's shares to "sell" from the "neutral level."
Capitalization of Deutsche Lufthansa decreased by 1.4% on the message that representatives of the German air carrier met with the leadership of Alitalia SpA in order to discuss the possible purchase of assets of the Italian airline.
In addition, shares of consumer companies fell, including Hennes & Mauritz (2.8%) and Just Eat (2.6%).