MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Jan. 22, 2016.- The main European stock markets opened sharply higher today after the European Central Bank (ECB) announced that the agency “recalibrate monetary policy” at its next meeting in March.
In a conference conference, ECB President Mario Draghi said the bank will “review and possibly reconsider” its monetary policy stance in March.
The statements of Draghi were seen as a clear indication that the bank could launch in the short-term stimulus measures.
The bags also responded to the increase recorded in Asian markets, which rose after it is anticipated that the central bank ordered stimulus measures, and the rebound in oil prices, which are above 30 dollars.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index, which groups the 600 largest companies listed on the stock markets of 18 European countries, rose at 08:12 hours London 2.0 percent.
Frankfurt Stock Exchange
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Germany) opened higher and the DAX index 30 advanced in the early stages of negotiation 1.77% to 9743.82 points.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
The London Stock Exchange opened rise and its main index, the FTSE-100 rose 84.34 points, or 1.46%, and stood at 5858.13 integers.
Milan Stock Exchange
The Milan Stock Exchange opened higher and selective FTSE MIB index rose 1.55% and stood at 19,013.24 points.
The general index FTSE Italy All-Share added 1.58% to reach 20643.32 integers.
PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE
The general index of the Paris Stock Exchange today registered a rise of 1.94% at the opening of the session and stood at 4285.80 points.
Lisbon Stock Exchange
The Lisbon Stock Exchange opened in positive and its main index, the PSI-20, was fired on February 1, 76% to 4812.39 points.
EXCHANGE MADRID
The Spanish stock market rose 2.30% at the opening and regained 8,600 points.
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