The finance ministers of the Euro zone warned that a prolonged period of uncertainty about the future of the EU’s relationship with Britain is a major economic risk.

Wall Street stock markets are expected to open with a positive trend, following a better than expected opening of the US quarterly earnings season.
Also there are positive expectations from the appointment of Theresa May to be the new prime minister of the United Kingdom.
The expectations is that her appointment will help to stabilize the local economy following the surprising decision of the UK last month to withdraw from the EU.

The annual inflation rate in Germany has accelerated in June, but remained well below the target of the European Central Bank.
German CPI rose by 0.1% compared to May, and by 0.2% compared to June.

Wall Street closed with gains, the S&P 500 climbed to a record high

The trading day on Wall Street ended yesterday with rising prices,in view of a significant positive trend in European stock markets which posted sharp gains, and at the background of a positive day in the markets of Asia.
The S&P jumped yesterday to a record high and reached the price level of 2142 points.

Wall Street stock markets opened the trading day with rising prices and the S&P 500 is at a nominal record of all time.
The positive trend is due to the strong employment report published by the federal government on Friday, pointing on an addition of 287 thousand jobs in June.

The Wall Street stock exchanges are expected to join the positive sentiment from Europe as the contracts futures on New York’s leading indicators are rising by 0.5%.

Drama in the UK is pushing the market:

Britain’s interior minister Theresa May is expected to be declared the winner in the race to head the Conservative Party and prime minister.
The financial markets react to the decision with price hikes when the focus of interest in the GBP who went from a decrease of 0.2% to a rise of 0.3% in under an hour.

European markets opened the trading day today with gains.
The English FTSE rising by 0.5% and the French CAC strengthened by 0.6%.
The British finance minister George Osborne traveled today to New York to calm investor fears about the Exit of Britain from the EU.

Amazon close to be the one of the five largest companies in the USA

Amazon’s market value touched last Friday the bar of the 350 billion dollars for the first time in its history.
The stock eventually rose by 1.3% and closed at a value of 745.8 million dollars.

Wall Street stock markets are expected to open with a slight declines due to the continuing concern of investors  over the effects of the exit of Britain from the European Union, and in anticipation of the US employment report tomorrow.