
The European stocks markets started the morning with stability, following the sharp declines recorded yesterday.
The German DAX index shedding 0.1%, the French CAC rising by 0.2% and the FTSE falls by 0.3%.

The European stocks markets started the morning with stability, following the sharp declines recorded yesterday.
The German DAX index shedding 0.1%, the French CAC rising by 0.2% and the FTSE falls by 0.3%.

The markets anxiously waiting to see whether the largest oil exporters in the world and will form tomorrow at the summit of OPEC an agreement that will lead to the reduction of output and stabilizing prices of black gold.
The oil is trading right now with volatility and the market analysts are warning that without a formal agreement to reduce the output, the oil prices could fall below the level of $ 40 a barrel and $ 30 a barrel in the near term.

The Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Tuesday) with a mixed trend after the negative locking yesterday on Wall Street.
The Japanese Nikkei Index going down at the background of the strengthening of the Japanese yen.

Japan released some data:
The unemployment rate in the country remained stable at 3% in October while household spending fell at an annual rate of 0.4% in October, below the analysts’ forecasts of a 0.6% decline.
The retail sales in October fell by 0.1% less than the analysts’ expectations of a steeper decline at a rate of 1.2%.

The futures contracts on the leading indices on Wall Street now traded with price declines of up to 0.3%.

The declines in markets are pushing up the gold indicated by 1% to a price level of 1,189 dollars an ounce.

The Italian banks leading the declines in Europe, at the background of growing concern over votes against the government in the referendum to be held on Sunday.

The European stock markets trading is conducted so far today with declines, in light of the mixed trend in the Asian session.

The oil continue to draw interest as the major oil exporters are expected to meet on Wednesday to decide whether to formulate an agreement on reducing output.
If they would fail to form such an agreement is estimated that the market price of the black gold may climb to a price level of 60 dollar per barrel within a few months.

The trading day in the US is expected to open with a slight increase in the stock indices, a direct continuation of the positive trend of the last few days.
The trading day will be shortened and will end at 18:00 UK time.