Trades in the United States on Friday shut down growth, but on Monday futures for U.S. indices show a moderate decrease. At the auctions in Asia is dominated by buyers. Oil on Friday has risen markedly, but on Monday the market viewed the desire to commit long positions.
Stock trading in Europe on October 1 closed down most of the leading indexes: the British FTSE 100 index climbed 44.28 points (0.80%) - to 5592.90 points, the German DAX index fell by 17.68 points (-0.28 %) - to 6211.34 points. The French CAC 40 dropped to 23.09 points (-0.62%) - to 3692.09 points. The Swiss SMI fell 12.16 points (-0.19%) - to 6284.17 points, the Dutch AEX fell 0.61 points (-0.18%) - up 333.78 points. Index of "blue chips" FTSEurofirst 300 fell 0.4% - to mark 1,056.79 points.
Stock trading in the U.S. on October 1 closed down the growth: the Dow Jones index rose 44.63 points (0.39%) - to 10,829.68 points, NASDAQ at 2.13 points (0.09%) - to 2370.75 points, S & P - on 5.04 points (0.44%) to 1,146.24 points.
Trading in shares in Asia on Monday held a "green" zone. By 8:00 GMT Straits Times rose by 1,07%, Nikkei - on 0,41%, All Ordinaries - on 1,14%, Hang Seng - on 1,36%.
Futures for U.S. indices at 8:00 GMT on October 4 declined: a contract for the S & P 500 - on 0,14%, NASDAQ - on 0,13%.
