The dollar rose against most major currencies while oil continued its longest winning streak in four months as most major financial markets reopened after a long holiday weekend. The yen slipped for the first time in five sessions while the euro was also lower versus the U.S. currency. Crude advanced for a seventh day before OPEC and other producing nations start reducing output. European shares climbed as trading resumed after the holiday, though the U.K. market remains closed for the day. Japan’s Topix index gave up earlier gains to finish lower for the fourth straight day, while the Shanghai Composite Index also dropped. Trading is expected to be thin this week as financial markets close out a volatile year. U.S. equities are near a record, the dollar is around a multiyear high and crude oil has climbed to a 17-month peak as traders have powered past shocks from the […]