Japanese stocks incur the first weekly loss in a month due to strong yen

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Japanese stocks incur ended the Japanese stock session on Friday in the latest high-week sessions within a correction after extensive losses over two sessions, and were trading weak awaited US jobs data investors, to record the stock's first weekly loss in a month due to the local currency stronger yen and falling shares of export companies . Nikkei index higher by about 79.68 points or 0.48 percent to 16,642.23 points, and went up the broader Topix index of 5.42 points or 0.41 percent to 1,337.23 points and the index lost 0.9 percent over the week's sessions in the first weekly loss in a month. The yen traded at 108.75 against the US dollar, extending gains for the fourth consecutive day, recording an increase so far over the trading week by about 1.4 percent on its way towards the first weekly gain over the past five weeks. Announced this week Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister to postpone the planned increase in April sales tax in 2017 to October of 2019, in light of concerns about weak domestic demand and its negative impact on economic growth indicators in Albulad.khosarh weekly in the month due to strong yen Google Traduction pour les entreprises :Google Kit du traducteurGadget TraductionOutil d'aide à l'export

European shares rise in early trading, led by the energy sector and attention on US jobs data

European stocks rose on Friday morning dealings with the recovery of the energy sector and the rise of shares of metals and commodity companies, and investors awaited later in today's jobs data from the United States in search of new signs concerning the timing of raising US interest rates. The Dow Jones Stoxx Europe index of 600 by about 0.3 percent by at 09:38 GMT, the index ended yesterday's session unchanged after the ECB kept monetary policy steady and remains the index so far, down by about 1 percent over the trading week on his way towards its first weekly loss in a month. Drove BP shares energy recovery companies after the company got off to pay $ 175 million to settle claims by investors in the United States after the company August the size of an oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, and ascended Tullow Oil shares me with higher Brent crude above $ 50 a barrel despite the OAS meeting of Petroleum Exporting failed to locate new production policy. And led BHP Billiton and Glencore shares gain metals and commodity companies, in the face of rising industrial metals and commodity prices to global markets.

Wall Street ends another negative week's sessions after disappointing US data

US stocks last week's sessions concluded the red following the economic developments and data Tbanha Friday from the US economy, which showed a slower pace of job creation change in the sectors except agricultural to its lowest level since September / September of 2010, which amounted to about 38 thousand jobs added compared to 123 thousand jobs Amadavih in April / May last, other than the expectation of the accelerated pace of job creation to about 159 thousand jobs added, while the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since November of 2007 to 4.7% versus 5.0% in April / April, below expectations at 4.9%., while the reading for average hourly earnings have shown a slower pace of growth to 0.2% in line with expectations, compared with 0.4%. It also followed the release of Trade Balance figure which showed the deficit widened to $ 37.4 $ billion, compared to 35.5 $ billion in April / May, below expectations for a deficit in the amount of 41.2 $ billion, it came before the disclosure of reading factories showed orders accelerated the pace of growth to 1.9% versus 1.5% in the March / last March, beating expectations at 1.8%, in conjunction with the release read service supply, which is important in the fact that the service sector of the United States represents more than two-thirds of the US GDP, which showed a drop of what its value was 52.9 compared to 55.7 index in April / May, below expectations at 55.4. This was the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the trading session lower by 0.18%, or about 31.50 points at 17,807.06 levels, as Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped 0.29%, or about 6.13 points, to close at 2,099.13 levels, while the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 0.58% no at about 28.85 points to 4,942.52 levels. Google Traduction pour les entreprises :Google Kit du traducteurGadget TraductionOutil d'aide à l'export