Stock trading in Europe were closed on October 4 reduction of leading indicators: the British FTSE 100 index dropped by 36.93 points (-0.66%) - to 5555.97 points, the German index DAX - on 77.13 points (-1.24% ) - up to 6,134.21 points, the French CAC 40 - at 42.28 points (-1.15%) - to 3649.81 points, the Swiss SMI - to 35.37 points (-0.56%) - up to 6248, 80 items, Dutch AEX - by 3.38 points (-1.01%) - up 330.40 points. Index of "blue chips" FTSEurofirst 300 fell 0.6% - to mark 1,051.05 points.
Stock trading in the U.S. on October 4 closed down: the Dow Jones index dropped by 78.41 points (-0.72%) - to 10,751.27 points, NASDAQ fell 26.23 points (-1.11%) - up to 2344, 52 points, S & P fell by 9.21 points (-0.8%) to 1,137.03 points.
Trading in shares in Asia on Tuesday, are in the red zone. By 8:00 GMT Straits Times fell by 0,3%, Nikkei - on 0,31%, All Ordinaries - on 0,58%, Hang Seng - on 0,39%.
Futures for U.S. indices at 8:00 GMT on October 5 were down: a contract for the S & P 500 - on 0,13%, NASDAQ - on 0,02%.
