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Tokyo – Good news from the Tokyo Stock Exchange at the beginning of what will be ‘a crucial week for European markets.
After a black week for the price lists, the Tokyo stock exchange – thanks to a slight fall in the yen and despite a withdrawal of Japan’s GDP in the fourth quarter of 2015 – closed with a leap of 7.16%, the Nikkei index of 225 leading stocks rose to 1069.97 points at 16,022.58 (the last four previous sessions the Nikkei 225 had left on the ground more than 11% of its value).
Milan – the Milan stock market opened upward in the first weekly session with the Ftse Mib at + 1.51% to 16,749 points; All Star + 1.49%.
Well even European stocks to open in sharp upward surge on the heels of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, despite the disappointing GDP figures the Japanese and the Chinese trade.
the Dax Frankfurt advances of 2.18% to 9,163 points, the CAC 40 Paris grew by 2.28% to 4,086 points, the FTSE 100 London gained 0.73% to 5,749 points, the Ibex Madrid marks + 2.50% to 8,100 points.
the bag New York will ‘rather closed today because of President’s Day.
Shanghai – Re-opened after a week off for the Chinese New Year, the bag Shanghai does not append to the rally in other Asian markets, marking a decrease of 0.63% due to weak trade data.
Under the parity ‘also Shenzhen, one 0.04% file. Hong Kong shines however, that advances the 3.10%.
China: exports down in January (-6.6%), imports to 14.4% – The trade stalled in January for China recording a thud exports by 6.6%, to 175 billion dollars, compared with an import in a more marked decline (-14.4% to 114.2 billion ).
the data released by the Chinese Customs are further signs of economic weakness when compared, respectively, with declines of 1.4% and 7.6% had in December.
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