Monday, January 4, world stock markets showed positive dynamics - the bulls immediately got down to business, which contributed favorable macroeconomic data for several countries in Europe, the United States and China.

Europe

European markets advanced, led by the mining sector and industrialists. Regional indicator Dow Jones Stoxx added 1,5% to a level of 257.65 points. The key index of the UK FTSE 100 rose by 1,6%, German DAX advanced by 1,5%. Irish index jumped more than 4%.

At auctions in London, the world”s largest mining company BHP Billiton added 3.5%, and one of the leading producers of nickel Xstrata has left in plus on 3,7%.

Shares the world”s largest food manufacturer Nestle added 1.5% on the background of news that the company Novartis is going to buy from him the remainder of the shares of Alcon.

Bank Royal Bank of Scotland Group soared to 9.9% after analysts Exane BNP Paribas upgraded the rating of its securities.

U.S.


As a result of trades in the United States blue-chip indicator Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.5% to a level of 10,583.96 points, the index of wide market SP 500 added 1.60% to a mark at 1,132.99 points, as an indicator of high-tech sector Nasdaq Composite stronger on 1,73% and reached a level of 2308.42 points.

Strengthening oil prices helped lift quotations major oil companies Exxon Mobil and Chevron, and growth in metals prices supported securities Newmont Mining and Alcoa. The largest copper producer Freeport-McMoRan Copper Gold has advanced by 4%.

Against the background of positive statistics on business activity in the industrial sphere shares the world”s largest manufacturer of construction equipment Caterpillar added 2,7%, while shares of industrial conglomerate United Technologies went up by 3,2%.

Morgan Stanley shares added 4.4% on the background of the fact that analysts with UBS and Credit Suisse Group raised its rating; Intel has moved to 2,4% and by positive comments by analysts.

Latin America


On the stock markets of Latin America was dominated by too positive. Brazilian index rose above the mark of 70 000 points the first time since June 2008 - Bovespa rose 2.1% to 70 045.08 points. The Mexican Bolsa index added 2% and Chile”s Ipsa gained strength at 1,1%.

Leading manufacturers of iron ore, Vale and MMX Mineracao Metalicos added at the auction in Brazil 3,1% and 2,9% respectively, against the backdrop of positive news about the Chinese industry. Shares of oil companies, including Petroleo Brasileiro, advanced against the backdrop of rising oil prices in New York.

At the auctions in Mexico led the rally the largest cement maker Cemex and mobile operator America Movil.

Asia

Tuesday, January 5, at the auctions in Asia are experiencing positive momentum. Commodity and transport sectors led the rally. Japanese Nikkei 225 index added 0,25%, Hong Kong”s Hang Seng gained strength at 2.09%, and the Chinese CSI 300 rose by 0,81%.

In the commodity sector growth distinguished Japanese trading company Mitsubishi, whose shares added 2.5%, and Korean Korea Zinc, gained strength at 2,5%. At the bidding of China”s leading coal producers China Shenhua Energy and China Coal Energy moved more than 2,5%. Copper mining company Jiangxi Copper surged to 3,6%.

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