
The trading on Wall Street is currently underway with stability at the background of the European stock markets declines and declines in the oil prices.

The trading on Wall Street is currently underway with stability at the background of the European stock markets declines and declines in the oil prices.

Walt Disney’s share decreases by 0.5% on Wall Street after the entertainment and the US media giant reported yesterday about a disappointing revenue growth in cable television unit.

The European stock markets trading day opened with declines, after five straight days of gains.
London decreasing by 0.4%, Frankfurt decreasing by 0.2%, Paris retreated by 0.6%.

Wall Street stock markets closed yesterday with a small increases and the Nasdaq closed at the height of the nominal, the second time this year, at the background of mixed macroeconomic data released in the US, and despite the retreat of oil prices.

The Japanese yen strengthened by 0.5% against the US dollar to 101.35 yen to the dollar.
The strengthening of the yen weaken the profits of Japanese companies, and as a result there was decreased 492.2 billion yen (4.85 billion dollars) intervals of seven of large manufacturers in Japan in the second quarter
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Opening trading in New York:
The Dow Jones, Nasdaq and the S P 500 opened the day up by 0.1%.
The yield on US bond yields to 10 years is stable – 1.58%.

The WTI oil price rose by 0.6% to $ 43.3 per barrel.
The Gold traded on the stability, in 1,339.5 dollars an ounce.

The trade deficit of the United Kingdom expanded in June to 12.5 billion pounds, versus 11.5 billion pounds in May.
The deficit was larger than forecast which stood at 9.6 billion pounds.
The industrial production in June rose by 1.6% (YoY) and -0.1% (MoM), in line with the early expectations.
The industrial output in June rose by 0.9% on an annualized basis, below the forecast of 1.3%.

The pound fell by 0.5% against the US dollar and is trading at a rate of 1.298 dollars to the pound.
The British currency is at a low of four weeks after earlier this week the central bank began the quantitative easing program.

Asian stocks are approaching the peak of the year, after Chinese inflation data showed a stability in the world’s second largest economy.