
The European stock markets trading is conducted with declines, after the stock markets have closed yesterday on a positive trend.
FTSE decreasing by 0.1%, the DAX decreasing by 0.3% and the CAC retreated by 0.1%.

The European stock markets trading is conducted with declines, after the stock markets have closed yesterday on a positive trend.
FTSE decreasing by 0.1%, the DAX decreasing by 0.3% and the CAC retreated by 0.1%.

From data released by the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry in Japan indicate that there was no change in industrial output in Japan after the surge in output recorded in June.
Although the data do not indicate of economic decline, they point to the instability of the economy in Japan.

Wall Street stock markets traded steadily due to the continued uncertainty surrounding future interest rate policy of the Federal Reserve.
The Indices S&P 500 and the Dow Jones traded almost unchanged, the Nasdaq climbed by 0.1%.

Apple’s value is expected to be cut by 10 billion after the the European Commission ruled that tax haven of consumer electronics giant in Ireland is illegal, and ordered the company to pay retroactive taxes amounting Ireland 13 billion euros (14.5 billion dollars).
The stock drops by 1.7% in trading before the opening day on Wall Street.

Wall Street stock markets are expected to open with a slight declines after Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer, once again didn’t removes the possibility that the central bank will raise the interest rates twice this year in the United States.

Commodity market:
The oil is back rising after falling by 1.2% yesterday.
The WTI is rising by 0.4% to 47.18 dollars per barrel.
The US oil inventories rose by 1.5 million barrels last week and tomorrow will be published data on US oil inventories.

Japan’s retail sales in July declined in a moderate rate in five months .
It means that the consumers are less careful about their expenses despite the slowdown in wage increases and the uncertainty about the global economy.

The future contracts on the leading indices on Wall Street stable opening of trading day. at the background of European stock markets declines, the declines in oil prices and after the trading on the Asian stock markets ended in a mixed trend.

Commodity market:
The price of oil continues to fall after closing on Friday, the first negative week in a month.
The WTI oil is falling by 1.7% to a price of 46.81 dollars per barrel.

Forex Market:
The Euro weakened by 0.2% against the US dollar to 1.118 dollars to the Euro.
The pound weakened by 0.3% against the US dollar to 1.309 dollars to the pound.