Status of trading on major Markets in the world

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LONDON - European stock Market ended on a positive note, which is better than estimated earnings from U.S. aluminum giant Alcoa and the eurozone have decided to release the new aid to Greece, dealers said billions of euros.

Optimism remains high, even as the International Monetary Fund lowered its forecast for global economic growth, citing new downside risks in emerging markets and a deep recession in the eurozone.Meanwhile, the economy and finance ministers of the 28 countries of the European Union gave its final green light to Latvia joining the euro area since the beginning of 2014.

FTSE 100 index of leading companies in London ended to close at 6513.08 points and 0.98 percent in Frankfurt DAX 30 gained 1.12 percent to 8,057.75 points.In Paris the CAC 40 gained 0.52 percent to 3,843.56 points, as investors welcomed Rates transaction price of electricity for the energy giant EDF and acquisitions in the luxury sector.Euro fell to $ 1.2774 from $ 1.2868 late in New York on Monday.


NEW YORK - U.S. stocks closed solidly higher for the fourth consecutive day as investors ignored the International Monetary Fund lowered its growth forecasts for the U.S. and world economy.

Closing bell, the Dow Jones industrial average rose 75.65 (0.50 percent) to 15,300.34.
Broad S & P 500 added 11.85 (0.72 percent) to 1,652.31, while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite rose 19.43 (0.56 percent) to 3,504.26. The International Monetary Fund cut its forecast for global economic growth for 2013 to 3.1 percent in April compared to estimates of 3.3 percent.

HONG KONG - Asian markets rose after a positive lead from Wall Street, and slightly higher than expected inflation in China has some positive news on the world number one in both economies.

Stocks were also supported by bargain hunting after suffering from the sale Monday amid concerns about the region's future incentive programs of the Federal Reserve System.  Tokyo rose 2.58 percent, or 363.56 points 14,472.90 while Sydney rose 1.50 percent, or close at 4881.7. 72.2 points Seoul ended 0.37 percent

Hong Kong rose 0.46 percent, or 100.82 points, to 20,683.01 and Shanghai was up 0.37 percent, or 7.18 points 1965.45. Wellington - NZ 50 rose 30.394 points, or 0.7 percent, to 4,523,691, the highest level since May 24.