– After the Black Monday of world stock markets, the Asian Squares mark a new splash, with Shanghai closing at -7.6% and -3 in Tokyo , 96%, while Hong Kong does better (+ 0.78%). After burning 410 billion (never as bad since 2008), European stocks open in upward: Milan + 2.06%, Paris + 2.1%. On Wall Street the Dow Jones closed at the lowest level in 18 months.

Yet another black day of the Asian – The Tokyo Stock Exchange, in the wake of the turmoil triggered by fears about China, the exchange ends with a splash of 3.96%. The Nikkei, Mossos in the range of 1,000 points, closed near intraday lows and over the last six months, to 17806.60 (-733.98 points), missing the rebound in the middle. New slide for the Shanghai Stock Exchange, a decline of 7.63% to 2,964 points. Similar trends of the square of Shenzhen (-7.09% at 1,749 points). In sharp decline Bank of China (-8.16%), but on the Square of Hong Kong (+ 0.78%) limited the decline to 2.43%.
Beijing intervenes with liquidity to 150 billion yuan – The thud of Asian markets comes despite massive intervention by Beijing in support of the central bank. According to reports the agency New China, in fact, the People’s Bank of China, China’s central bank, has made the most massive intervention since January 2014, entering the market 150 billion yuan (23.4 billion dollars).
Milan and the European open rising – Starting session Milan Stock positive. The FTSE MIB marks a rise of 2.06% to 20,872 points. Among the titles out Luxottica (+ 2.88%), Eni (+ 2.51%) and B to (+ 2.71%). No title in red on the main basket. Well the other main European Squares: London FTSE100 index gains 1.49% to 5,987 points, in Frankfurt the Dax index rises 1.8%. Paris also positive, that after the collapse of more than 5% recorded yesterday, touching a +2.1%.
Well Athens in the opening marks a + 3.36% – In the sharp rise in the Athens Stock Exchange. The index Bs Ase earns 3.36% to 587 points, supported by Piraeus Bank (+ 13.89%), National Bank of Greece (+ 10.89%), Alpha (+ 9.72%) and Eurobank ( +8.82%).
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