February delivery of natural gas futures prices rose 3.5 percent, to close at per million British thermal units of 5.83 U.S. dollars.
European stock markets closed sharply higher to greet the New Year
Shares in the mining, energy stocks and banking stocks driven by the powerful, London Stock Exchange New Year's first day of trading ended sharply higher, "Financial Times" 100 average stock price index finally closed at 4561.79%, representing growth of 127.62 in the previous session points, or 2.99 percent up.
On that day, the benchmark index rose all the way, when trading is a straight line up for the London Stock Exchange in 2009 opened a good start. However, analysts here believe that this does not mean that the London stock market started to recover, because the British economy is still very fragile fundamentals, the market there are still too many unstable factors, this year's first months on the stock market will be a more severe period.
Energy stocks benefited from the rise in international crude oil prices soaring to more than 46 U.S. dollars a barrel. British Petroleum, Shell, British Gas and British Petroleum Tallo was between 3.87% -5.09% increase.
Crude oil prices rose by the impact, the basic metals prices also rose. On the same day, mining stocks benchmark index rose to include the top five.
Day banking stocks also rose, mainly because the British Government to ask investors to extend the Financial Supervisory Authority's ban on short selling financial stocks deadline. HSBC, Barclays Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, Halifax Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB Bank and the United Kingdom was 2.35% -6.28% of the increase.
On that day, the other two major indexes in Europe is. Paris, France CAC40 stock index to 3349.69 points, an increase in the previous session 131.72 points, or 4.09 percent up. DAX index in Frankfurt, Germany, the stock market closed at 4973.07 points, an increase in the previous session 162.87 points, or 3.39
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European stock markets closed sharply higher to greet the New Year
Shares in the mining, energy stocks and banking stocks driven by the powerful, London Stock Exchange New Year's first day of trading ended sharply higher, "Financial Times" 100 average stock price index finally closed at 4561.79%, representing growth of 127.62 in the previous session points, or 2.99 percent up.
On that day, the benchmark index rose all the way, when trading is a straight line up for the London Stock Exchange in 2009 opened a good start. However, analysts here believe that this does not mean that the London stock market started to recover, because the British economy is still very fragile fundamentals, the market there are still too many unstable factors, this year's first months on the stock market will be a more severe period.
Energy stocks benefited from the rise in international crude oil prices soaring to more than 46 U.S. dollars a barrel. British Petroleum, Shell, British Gas and British Petroleum Tallo was between 3.87% -5.09% increase.
Crude oil prices rose by the impact, the basic metals prices also rose. On the same day, mining stocks benchmark index rose to include the top five.
Day banking stocks also rose, mainly because the British Government to ask investors to extend the Financial Supervisory Authority's ban on short selling financial stocks deadline. HSBC, Barclays Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, Halifax Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB Bank and the United Kingdom was 2.35% -6.28% of the increase.
On that day, the other two major indexes in Europe is. Paris, France CAC40 stock index to 3349.69 points, an increase in the previous session 131.72 points, or 4.09 percent up. DAX index in Frankfurt, Germany, the stock market closed at 4973.07 points, an increase in the previous session 162.87 points, or 3.39
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