LONDON, England, sept. 22, 2016.- The european stock exchanges began operations on the rise, in line with the rise in Wall Street and Asia, after the U.s. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and projected a path of least aggressive to future hikes until 2018.
The Fed, however, pointed out with force that would adjust its monetary policy to the end of the year, when you improve the labour market.
The FTSE-100 in London was won by a 0.59%; CAC 40 of Paris, a 0.79%, and the Dax in Frankfurt advanced another 0.79%, while the Ibex 35 in Madrid rose 0.91 percent.
The index of raw materials STOXX Europe 600, climbing more than 3 percent to a maximum from mid-August. The actions of BHP Billiton, Anglo American, Rio Tinto and Fresnillo were advancing between 3.5 and 4.5 per cent.
The index of the pan-european STOXX 600 advanced for a second session in a row and is strengthened 0.7 percent.
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