
Declines in Europe at the beginning of the trading week.
The FTSE decreasing by 0.9%, the DAX weakened by 0.7%, the CAC loses 1%.
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Declines in Europe at the beginning of the trading week.
The FTSE decreasing by 0.9%, the DAX weakened by 0.7%, the CAC loses 1%.

Wall Street stock exchanges were closed in red territory yesterday as the indices erased some of the decline during the last hour of the trade.
The Dow Jones fell by 0.1%, the S&P 500 lost 0.3%, and the Nasdaq fell by a minimum of less than 0.1%.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has kept its main interest rate unchanged at zero for another month.
It was also decided not to change the ECB’s bond-buying stimulus scheme, which was extended last month amid worries about economic growth.

The Asian stock markets are mostly on the rise today, after a rough day in the markets yesterday.
Tokyo added 0.4%, Hong Kong climbed by 1.1%, Shanghai rose by 0.14%.

The price of the Gold falls this morning by 0.3% after yesterday it reached a peaked of two months.

German GDP figure showed an increase of 1.9%, above the government’s forecast of 1.8%.
2016 showed the fastest rate of growth in the German economy since 2011.

The European stock markets trading is conducted with declines.
London FTSE decreasing by 0.2%, the Dax in Frankfurt weakened by 0.4%, the CAC in Paris decreasing by 0.3%.

The futures contracts on the leading indices on Wall street are traded with a mixed but moderate trend at this hour.

NFP – an added 156,000 new Jobs in December.
The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.7% from 4.6% in November.

The inflation in December in the Euro zone stood at 1.1% , its the highest level since September 2013.