The main European stock markets ended the day mixed Monday in a market that is attentive to the negotiations in Greece and slightly driven by the pharmaceutical sector.
The uncertainty about the negotiations between Greece and its creditors still affect the main European stock markets on Monday that garnered mixed results.
European shares closed higher on Monday minimal thanks to a late rise led by the pharmaceutical, from the results of a drug from Roche, and real estate, on a positive note from JP Morgan for those roles.
The FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares closed unofficially with a rise of 0.02%, 1586.64 points, after losing 2% the previous week. The index accumulated a rise of about 16 percent so far this year.
The breakthrough, however, was limited by a drop in shares of energy companies after a further decline in prices oil. The European index of oil and gas companies fell 0.92 percent.
The London Stock Exchange lost 0.44% and the FTSE 100 closed at 6953.58 principal values points.
Paris, the CAC 40 gained 0.35% and closed at 5025.30 points.
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange closed in green with a rise of 0.19% to 11436.05 points.
The Bolsa de Madrid won 0.18% with the IBEX 34 stood at 11238.10 integers.
In the park of Milan, the main index, the FTSE Mib was left at 0.26% 23435.67 points.
The bag Greece closed with a loss of 1.44% and ended the session at 825.38 points.
With information from Reuters and AFP
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