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Europe
Monday, 6 December, dominated the trading session, indices of ambiguous behavior. It was influenced by concerns about euro zone debt problems. The negative impact on investor sentiment was an international rating agency Moody's Investors Service rating of the reduction of Hungary on two levels.
Growth has become a leader in BP shares increases by 3.4%.Company representatives said the U.S. government declared the oil spill volume can be half the size. According to ecologists in the United States every day, drain into the bay from 53.5 to 60 thousand. barrels of oil, but over time the Gulf disaster appeared 4.1 million. barrels of oil. Great Britain DB commission experts say that figure is higher than the actual 20-50%. Thus, the company intends to seek a fine reduction.
Business news thanks to the 0.58% went up by British mobile phone Vodafone shares. Currently, the company held talks for 44% of French mobile operator SFR shares. The transaction amounts to 11 billion. dollars.
Key indicators during the day did not show a united and dynamic range close to the Friday session of the levels. The outcome of the session the French CAC 40 index fell 0.04% - to 3749.23 points, the German DAX rose 0.1% - to 6954.38 points, the British FTSE 100 0.43% - to 5770.28 points.
U.S.
Monday, December 6, the closure of the U.S. trading session there was a dynamic ambiguous. Investors' mood was different after the U.S. Fed head Ben Bernanke about the report that the U.S. economy may require new stimulus measures. B. Bernanke said the U.S. economy is growing slowly, so that reserve may continue the redemption of treasury bonds for the $ 600 billion. dollars.
There was unanimous and the dynamics of the banking sector companies. Demonstrated the growth of quotations JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs shares - 0.74% and 0.2% respectively, the credit card operator Visa (+1.24%). Had to give up their positions in the Bank of America and Wells Fargo shares fell in price during the session of 1.85% and 1.06%.
The trading session was favorable to the U.S. energy companies. It was influenced by "black gold" prices. It should be noted that the total trade during the day Quotes strong fluctuations of oil, initially by updating the two-year maximum, followed by falling. However, on 6 December NYMEX session, the results of oil went up by 0.19 dollars. Up to 89.38 dollars. per barrel. Oil giant ExxonMobil Quotes rose 0.17%, while its competitors - Chevron and ConocoPhillips - 0.1% and 0.41% respectively.
6 December data session, the Dow Jones fell 19.9 points (-0.17%) - up to 11,362.2 points, the NASDAQ rose 3.46 points (+0.13%) to 2,594.92 points and the S & P fell 1.59 point (-0.13%) to 1,223.12 points.
Japan
2010 7 December trading session ended in Japan's Nikkei index fall to 0.26%. Correction of the Japanese session took place after the fall of indices in Europe and the United States. Sales had a major influence on investors' concerns about the debt problem and U.S. head Ben Bernanke GED language. Dollar as the euro fell against the yen.
Finance sector companies closed in negative zone. The largest Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial securities went down by 0.75%, according to the market price of the second national bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group - 1.52%. Brokerage Nomura Holdings, Inc. company. Campaign to end the session went down by 0.2%.
This session was not conducive to trade and Japanese car manufacturers. The largest car maker Toyota Motor Corp. group.shares went down by 0.61%, its competitors - the Honda and Nissan Motor. - 1.91% and 1.58% respectively.
7 December data session, the Nikkei index dropped 26.13 points (-0.26%) and amounted to 10,141.10 points. The dollar exchange rate against the yen fell 0.21 yen, compared with the previous trading course, trading and closing time was 82.62 yen / dollar.
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