
The Brent oil falls at this time by 1.5% to a price level of $46.6 per barrel, the WTI falling by 1.3% to a price level of $45.3 per barrel.

The Brent oil falls at this time by 1.5% to a price level of $46.6 per barrel, the WTI falling by 1.3% to a price level of $45.3 per barrel.

Moderate increases at the opening day in Europe.
The DAX and FTSE indices rising by 0.2%, the CAC rising by 0.3%.
German bond yields to 10 years are traded steady at negative 0.11%

There is a mixed trend in Asian stock markets.
The yen strengthened and hampering the Tokyo.
Today the Japanese yen strengthened against the US dollar after the Bank of Japan said at a conference that the bank is ready to use all tools at its disposal to cause inflation to rise towards the target of 2%, including a further reduction of short-term interest rates to negative.

Commodities
The contract for WTI oil jumped yesterday by 3.2%, closed at a price level of 45.9 dollars per barrel.
The price of gold rose by 0.2% and ended at a price level of 1344.1 dollars per ounce.

The leading indices in Wall street stock markets closed the trading day yesterday with declines after a black day of Deutsche Bank which worries the global markets.
The S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq fell by 0.9% and recorded their sharpest decline in almost two weeks.

U.S. New-Home Sales Fell by 7.6% in August
The sales of newly built homes pulled back in August after surging the prior month, which is a possible sign of weakening momentum across the U.S. housing sector.

Wall Street indices opened the trading day with declines.
The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are down by 0.5%, while the Nasdaq lost 0.6%.

The price of Twitter share took off at a rate of 21% in trading last Friday in light of rumors of the acquisition of social network by Google or other companies .
Now in early trading,the price of the share decreasing by 1.9%, but for reasons including updates recommendations by analysts, given the exceptional surge in the share price on Friday.

The futures contracts are pointing of a drop of 0.6% in the leading indices with the opening of trading in Wall street today.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel knocks down Deutsche Bank by 7% to an historic low:
After she said yesterday that the government would not aid the German banking giant Bank if they will need it.
This morning there is sharp declines in European stock markets , the DAX losing 1.5%, the CAC falls by 1.6%.