Europe
Trading sessions in Europe in 2013! Last week ended with most of the major indices fall. Investor sentiment was negatively affected by news from the U.S., where the Chicago Purchasing Managers Association of Business Activity Index in 2013 June fell to 51.6 points from 58.7 points in May. Meanwhile, analysts predicted the index value at the level of 56.0 points.
In 2013. June 28. trading session, the British FTSE index fell 27.93 points (-0.45%) - up to 6,215.47 points, the German DAX index fell 31.53 points (-0.39%) - up to 7,959.22 points, the French CAC 40 fell 23.28 points (-0.62%) - up to 3738.91 points. Swiss SMI rose 11.08 points (0.15%) - to 7731.82 points, the Dutch AEX fell 0.16 points (0.05%) - up 344.59 points. Single European FTSEurofirst 300 index, data session, fell by 0.44% to reach 1,152.36 points level.
U.S.
The trading session of the United States in 2013. Last week major indexes ended with fall after four days of growth. The core of that was a negative impact on investors' concerns about the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) quantitative easing program cuts.
In addition, the quotes drop was influenced by negative macroeconomic statistics. Chicago Purchasing Managers Association of Business Activity Index (PMI) fell more than predicted by experts.
In 2013 June 28. trading session, the Dow Jones index fell 114.89 points (-0.76%) - up to 14,909.60 points, the S & P index of - 6.92 points (-0.43%) - up to 1605.28 points, the Nasdaq index rose 1.39 points (+0.04%) - to 3403.25 points.
Japan
The trading session in Japan in 2013 June 28. Nikkei index ended 3.51% rise on positive macroeconomic data from the U.S.
Main Index boom ensured particularly positive news from the U.S., where the weak GDP data delayed fast the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) quantitative "smoothing" policy Reduction.
In 2013. June 28. trading session, the Nikkei index rose 3.51% and amounted to 13,677.32 points. The dollar against the yen rose 1.06 yen compared to the previous trading day course and at the end of trading session was 98.87 yen / dollars.
Trading sessions in Europe in 2013! Last week ended with most of the major indices fall. Investor sentiment was negatively affected by news from the U.S., where the Chicago Purchasing Managers Association of Business Activity Index in 2013 June fell to 51.6 points from 58.7 points in May. Meanwhile, analysts predicted the index value at the level of 56.0 points.
In 2013. June 28. trading session, the British FTSE index fell 27.93 points (-0.45%) - up to 6,215.47 points, the German DAX index fell 31.53 points (-0.39%) - up to 7,959.22 points, the French CAC 40 fell 23.28 points (-0.62%) - up to 3738.91 points. Swiss SMI rose 11.08 points (0.15%) - to 7731.82 points, the Dutch AEX fell 0.16 points (0.05%) - up 344.59 points. Single European FTSEurofirst 300 index, data session, fell by 0.44% to reach 1,152.36 points level.
U.S.
The trading session of the United States in 2013. Last week major indexes ended with fall after four days of growth. The core of that was a negative impact on investors' concerns about the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) quantitative easing program cuts.
In addition, the quotes drop was influenced by negative macroeconomic statistics. Chicago Purchasing Managers Association of Business Activity Index (PMI) fell more than predicted by experts.
In 2013 June 28. trading session, the Dow Jones index fell 114.89 points (-0.76%) - up to 14,909.60 points, the S & P index of - 6.92 points (-0.43%) - up to 1605.28 points, the Nasdaq index rose 1.39 points (+0.04%) - to 3403.25 points.
Japan
The trading session in Japan in 2013 June 28. Nikkei index ended 3.51% rise on positive macroeconomic data from the U.S.
Main Index boom ensured particularly positive news from the U.S., where the weak GDP data delayed fast the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) quantitative "smoothing" policy Reduction.
In 2013. June 28. trading session, the Nikkei index rose 3.51% and amounted to 13,677.32 points. The dollar against the yen rose 1.06 yen compared to the previous trading day course and at the end of trading session was 98.87 yen / dollars.
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