Business
Friday January 22, 2016
Markets
The main European stock markets opened with gains on Friday’s session, encouraged by a rise in oil prices and the prospect of further monetary stimulus from the ECB.
In the first exchanges, the London FTSE 100 rose 1.56%, the Frankfurt DAX-30 and 1.96% The CAC-40 in Paris 2.06%.
In Milan the FTSE-MIB rose 1.37% and Madrid, the Ibex 35 index gained 2.30%.
On Thursday, after the monthly monetary policy meeting, Draghi hinted that the central bank could announce additional stimulus measures in March to support prices in the euro area and stimulate circulation. In December, inflation was only 0.2%, far below the target of around 2%.
• Tokyo
Asian stocks turned breathe on Friday in the wake of European and American plazas hopes that central banks come to the aid of the disoriented in markets so far this year.
The optimism prevail again Thursday after reassurances new ECB President Mario Draghi. It will be “need to reassess and possibly revise” monetary policy at the next meeting of the board of governors, on March 10, he said.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed today with a strong up that won the Nikkei index 941.27 points, reaching 16,958.53 (+5,88 percent).
also recorded upload the Shanghai Composite Index, 1.40 percent and 1.70 percent for Shenzhen (China).
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng promotions showed 2.90 percent, South Korea’s Kospi +1.95 percent and the Indian Sensex +1.80 +1.10 Sydney Stock Exchange percent
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