Trading in stocks in Europe were opened on Friday, October 1, 2010. growth of leading indexes. Increase quotations promote positive data on industrial production in China. However, the negative impact on the market have had worse than expected given the index of business activity in industry in several European countries, as well as rising unemployment, the eurozone and the fall in retail sales in Germany. During the day, a single trend in the movement of quotations is not mentioned, but by the end of the session sales have increased, despite the publication of a favorable macroeconomic statistics in the U.S. and positive start to trading on U.S. exchanges. Following the session, the indicators showed mixed changes. The French CAC 40 index fell 0.62% to 3,692.09 points, the German DAX - on 0,28% and amounted to 6,211.34 points. Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.8% - to 5592.9 points.
The leaders were increasing share of European mining company by increasing prices for gold and industrial metals. So, gold prices have updated their historic peak due to the fall of the dollar against the euro and other world currencies. Paper largest sector of BHP Billiton rose 1,63%, Anglo American - to 1.76%, Australian-British Rio Tinto - on 0,87%, the Swiss Xstrata Plc .- to 1,93%.
Favorably completed session for papers of the oil sector. In addition to good macro-economic statistics of China and a weakening dollar increased the price of oil futures also contributed to instability in Ecuador, and fears of possible disruption of supplies of oil from that country, which is a member of OPEC. As a result, Brent oil price at auction on Friday for the first five months exceeded the mark of $ 83 per barrel. Paper French Total rose by 0.71%, shares of British and Netherlands Royal Dutch Shell - on 1,46%.
