
The European stock markets opened the trading day with a mixed trend at the backdrop of the earnings season on the continent.
The FTSE rising by 0.6%, THE cac decreasing by 0.7% and the DAX climbed by 0.6%.

The European stock markets opened the trading day with a mixed trend at the backdrop of the earnings season on the continent.
The FTSE rising by 0.6%, THE cac decreasing by 0.7% and the DAX climbed by 0.6%.

The futures contracts on Wall Street are pointing of a slight increase of 0.3% with the opening of the trading today.
The banks reports are expected to be published before the opening of trading and will influence the markets, as well as the speech of the Fed Chairman Janet Yellen.

The construction output in the UK in August fell by 1.5% compared with July, but on an annualized basis it rose by 0.2%.
The figure for July was revised to an increase of 0.5%.

The English pound continuing to weaken, and is losing 0.5% against the US dollar to $ 1.2918 to the pound sterling.
The Euro is also down against the US dollar, by 0.4% to 1.1 dollars per euro.

The Asian stock markets trade today is conducted mainly by rising prices at the background of weakening the Japanese yen against the US dollar, after inflation data in China were better than the economists’ expectations and managed to allay the concerns of investors regarding the performance of the world’s second largest economy.

The trading on the stock exchanges of Wall Street closed yesterday with a negative trend after a sharp fall in exports from China raised concerns about the strength of global economic growth.
The trading also took place at the backdrop of unemployment and inflation data released in the US.
On a daily summary, the S&P 500 closed down by 0.3%, after having fallen during trading by 1.1% to a low of three months.
The Dow Jones retreated by 0.2%, the Nasdaq lost 0.5%.

Wall Street opens the trading day with declines.
The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are down by 0.6%, while the Nasdaq lost 0.7%.

The initial jobless claims at the US stood at 246 thousand, below expectations of 254 thousand, and unchanged from the previous week.
This figure continues to maintain the lowest level since 1973.

The futures contracts on Wall Street signalling of a decline of 0.5% with the opening of the trading day today.

The Asian stock markets closed today with declines, after the release of data on a sharp fall in exports to China.
Tokyo fell by 0.4%, Hong Kong lost 1.6%, Shanghai was unchanged , Seoul weakened by 0.9% after the country’s central bank kept the interest rates and lowered the inflation forecast of 1% in 2016.
The Japanese yen strengthened against the וד dollar by 0.4% TO 103.8 yen to the dollar.