Friday, August 28, 2015

Bags upward in Asia on US data Milan closes at -0.93% lists The US GDP revised up – BBC



Milan , August 28, 2015 – 07:59

     
     
 

On Friday the international stock exchanges – which closes a week that began with the worst” Black Monday “in recent years – a full sprint in Asia but slows to a halt with the passing hours and with the opening of the Western financial centers. Also thanks to the favorable economic data from the US and the thrust of Wall Street, the Shanghai Stock Exchange closed the session with a gain of 4.82% with the composite index to 3,232 points (the Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 gained 4.26% to 3,342 points and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Composite index has jumped by 5.40% to 1,846 points). Closing also rising markedly for the Japanese stock market, with the leading index Nikkei has gained more than 3%, in green for the third day in a row, pushed the yen down from earnings and other equity markets. The Nikkei stores the session at 19,136 points (+ 3.03%), while the Topix closed at + 3.29%, to 1549.8 points. Export-related stocks run supported by the decline in the yen’s exchange rate against the major currencies, making it more competitive abroad goods made in Japan. In contrast with the other Asian markets, however, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong the Hang Seng Index in the final has erased gains for much of the session in the wake of Wall Street and lost 1.04% to finish at 21,612 , with 39 points for exchanges of 112.88 billion Hong Kong dollars (12.9 billion euro).

Winds from gains on Europe

In Europe, however, the wind has been different since the opening. And so to the end, with the Milan Stock who finished with the FTSE MIB falling 0.93% to 21,993 points, while the FTSE Italy All-Share left on the ground 0.90% to 23,631. Among the titles of the Milanese listing the greatest rises were those of Saipem (+ 3.79%), Tenaris (+ 2.21%), Eni (+ 0.63%), Terna – Rete Elettrica Nazionale (+0.58 %) and Banca Monte Paschi Siena (+ 0.37%), while the largest decreases concerned Salvatore Ferragamo (-5.49%), Banca Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna (-2.68%), Azimut Holding (- 2.44%), Rest (-2.39%) and Telecom Italy (-2.39%).
Regarding other financial europeee, Frankfurt closed down 0.17%, Paris It gained 0.36% and 0.9% in London. In terms of the euro exchange rate is at $ 1.1199, down from yesterday (1.1242) and 135.72 yen (135.72) while the relationship between the dollar and the yen stood at 120.95 (120, 71). Sharp rise of crude WTI futures for October delivery rising by 4.7% to $ 44.56 per barrel.

28 August 2015 (modified August 28, 2015 | 18:25)

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