Investing.com – The european values have remained stable with a slight tendency to the downside on Monday as investors await the statements of the president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, scheduled for the course of the day, after reiterated last week that the bank is ready to deploy new stimulus measures if necessary.
the opening of the day of trading in Europe, was left to 0.05%, the French gained 0.07% and the German retreated 0.01%.
european shares found support after the president Draghi of the ECB announced Friday that the central bank will continue acting as a assured using all the tools at your fingertips.
During his appearance at the 26th European Banking Congress in Frankfurt, Draghi added that the economic recovery in the euro area still depends to a large extent of the accommodative monetary policy.
financial stocks have declined significantly; lenders French BNP Paribas (PA:) and Societe Generale (PA:) rose by 0,57% and 0.22%, while in Germany, Deutsche Bank (FROM:) and Commerzbank (DE:) they left the 0.37% and 0.68%, respectively.
Among the issuers peripherals, the Italian banks Intesa Sanpaolo (ME:) and Unicredit (MI:) slipped 0.20% and 0.15% respectively, while spain’s Santander (MC:) and BBVA (MC:) was left a 0,84% 0,79%, respectively.
Sanofi (PA:) SA jumped on the bandwagon of the losses, dropping their actions infrastructure 0.46 percent after announcing that it plans to stop manufacturing their drug BCG for bladder cancer, alleging the inability of the company to restore the full capacity of its factory in Toronto.
In the front of the profits, Infineon Technologies AG NA O. N. (:) has shot a 1,04% because all indications are that the chip maker German will announce a strong revenue growth this Wednesday.
In London, the index rose 0.25%, driven by the considerable income from the mining sector.
The action of Randgold Resources (LON:) shot up 2.42%, and BHP Billiton (LON: the) 2.45%, while Anglo American (LON:) and Antofagasta (LON:) has gone up 2.75% and 2.78%, respectively.
Meanwhile, in the financial sector, stocks have offered a behavior dispar. The Royal Bank of Scotland (LON:) have risen by 0.10% and HSBC Holdings (LON:) 0.38%, while Barclays (LON:) has declined by 0.28 percent and Lloyds Banking (LON:) has plummeted 1.35%.
Capita Plc (LON:) has starred in one of the worst performances in the index, plummeting their actions a 1,90% as the authorities are reviewing how they have managed the 30,000 million GBP of their heritage, which includes an important contract of outsourcing with Capita after the damning report of the audit office.
Capita has signed an agreement to 10 years with the Ministry of Defence to manage its heritage 2014 in the United Kingdom.
In the united States, the stock markets are pointing to a steady open on an upward trend. The pointed to a rise of 0.06%, the futures were up 0.14%, while the indicated an increase of 0,14%.
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