Stock markets in Europe on Friday, October 8, closed primary reduction of core indicators on news from the U.S.. Recall, on Friday made public the data on unemployment in the U.S., according to which the number of new jobs in nonagricultural sectors of the country unexpectedly fell by 95 thousand, while analysts had expected that figure will not change.
Dropped the price of shares of several major banks in the Old World. Paper British Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc. and Barclays fell to 0,44% and 2,3% respectively, the French Credit Agricole SA - on 2,27%, German Deutsche Bank AG - to 0,82%.
In the "minus" completed trades and some of the oil sector. Quotations shares France's Total were down 0,13%, the British-Netherlands Royal Dutch Shell - on 0,30%.
At the same time, several papers have risen in price a number of mining companies against the backdrop of increasing commodity prices. Shares of Anglo-Australian Rio Tinto rose 1.84%.
According to trade in German DAX index rose 15.42 points (0.25%) - to 6291.67 points. The British FTSE 100 fell 4.52 points (-0.08%) - to 5657.61 points, the French CAC 40 - at 7.29 points (-0.19%) - to 3763.18 points, the Swiss SMI - to 35.37 points (-0.56%) - to 6248.80 points, the Dutch AEX - to 1.14 (-0.34%) - up 336.53 points. Index of "blue chips" FTSEurofirst 300 rose 0.1% - to mark 1,070.67 points.
