Wednesday, October 21, the major stock markets of the European region have completed the session in positive territory. In the first half of the auctions the index of the region remained in the red zone, but published reports Morgan Stanley, which has appeared better expectations of analysts will give you confidence that seven months rally of shares was not in vain, and corporate records that are no small proof. Additional support index was macroeconomic statistics from the U.S., according to which the oil reserves in the last week rose 1.3 million barrels to 339.1 million, while expected to increase to 1.8 million, however, it is worth noting that the performance of Peugeot Citroen and Deutsche Bank disappointed investors, limited growth of the regional indices.

As a result of trading a key index of the UK FTSE 100 rose 0.28%, French CAC 40 index grew by 0,05%, while the German DAX closed in positive territory at 0.37%. Regional index Dow Stoxx 600 has become harder to 0,42% and closed at a level of 249.29 points. Markets of Austria, Belgium and Italy did not support a general positive mood, retreating to 1,43%, 0,25% and 0,22% respectively.

Papers of the French bank Natixis strengthened to 11.39% to 4,399 euro against the backdrop of increase Credit Suisse Group analysts, their predictive value of 36% to 5.7 euros.

Analysts Bank of America - Merrill Lynch recommended buying shares of British companies real estate sector. As a result, Hammerson and Derwent London added to your asset 0,57% and 4,67% respectively.

Leading retailer Tesco has moved to Germany 2,33% to 392.8 pence by improving the analysts Nomura Holdings predictive value of its shares by 30% to 526 pence.

Pass from the favorites of trades to outsiders. The papers of the French car manufacturer Peugeot Citroen weakened to 4.84% after it reported on 7.7% nom fall in third quarter earnings, which amounted to 11.8 billion euros ($ 17.7 billion) compared with 12.8 billion euros a year earlier. Quotations of its domestic rival Renault, in turn, left in a minus on 3,68%.

Italian carmaker Fiat retreated to 2.05%. Net income in the third quarter amounted to only 21 million euros compared with 440 million euros a year earlier.

Shares of French retailer PPR, the owner of the brand Gucci, became easier to 3.96% due to falling sales of 7.6% to 4.56 billion euros expected by analysts against 4.63 billion euros.

The biggest creditor is Germany's Deutsche Bank lost 2.42% at the auction market capitalization, despite the fact that the profit on the basis of activity in the third quarter increased almost threefold, exceeding analysts' expectations.

A leading European manufacturer of microchips STMicroelectronics announced that its quarterly loss was reduced because there are signs of recovery in demand. Thus, the net loss decreased to $ 201 million, or 23 cents per share, compared with $ 289 million, or 32 cents a year earlier. Despite this quotation STMicroelectronics sank 5.3%.

Her poor session for the companies formed the commodity sector with an impairment of metals. British manufacturer of aluminum Vedanta Resources has lowered from its asset 1,16%. Quotes of the fourth-largest global producer of copper mining company, Xstrata and Anglo American fell 0,75% and 0,31% respectively.

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