Equity world : European Exchanges Down Depressed Us Election Uncertainty; October's Positive

Equity world-European stock markets ended trading lower on Monday night (7/10) stressed uncertainty over the U.S. presidential election. The FTSE index ended at 6,954.22, down 42.04 points-or-0.60%. For the month of October is still bukukan 0.31 percent positive results.

DAX index ended at 10,665.01, down-31.18 points or-0,29%. For the month of October rose 2.65 per cent. CAC index ended at 4,509.26, down 39.32 points-or-0.86%.

For the month of October rose 1.51 percent. IBEX 35 index ended at 9,143.30, down-58.00 points or 0.63%-. For the month of January surged 3.86 percentage points.

Stoxx 600 index ended Monday down 0.42 per cent. The FBI announced last Friday night that look to additional email as part of the ongoing investigation into the use of private email server Hillay Clinton. The inquiry could damage the chances of Democratic candidates with just over a week before election day.

The oil and gas sector was the worst performer during trading Monday, fell 1.5 percent, with OPEC countries seem far from reached agreement over a reduction in supply. After more than 16 hours of talks in Vienna over the weekend, there is no real consensus from the non-OPEC producers joined forces to decrease production is proposed. Brent crude oil dropped 3.3 per cent at $ 48.06 per barrel, while WTI fell 3.14 percent at $ 47.17 per barrel.

Officials will meet in late November, hoping to have a final deal that could boost oil prices. Bank stocks were also down on Monday, dropping 0.8 percent. In Italy, Monte Dei Paschi shares in Siena stopped from trading after falling as much as 4.76 per cent.

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This came amid a stream of little news around the company, although the CEO flew to Qatar to present a rescue plan to the Qatar Investment Authority. However, the stock rose as much as media 0.38 percent, being the best player in the session Monday.

The world's largest advertising agency, WPP, its shares rose 4 percent on the day after reporting a profit in accordance with expectations. It noted the increase in 3.2 percent in revenues for the third quarter. Meanwhile, initial estimates of the projected increase in GDP of 0.3 percent in the eurozone for the third quarter of this year, compared with the previous quarter.

The European Statistics Office, Eurostat, also said that the 19-member economic grow 1.6 percent year-on-year. Inflation rose in October, reaching 0.5 percent, from 0.4 percent in September. Whereas in Germany's retail sales data for September had the sharpest fall in more than two years, according to Reuters. The night will be released data indicated u.s. manufacturing rose, if unrealized will strengthen exchanges of Wall Street.

Analyst equity Research Center estimates the European exchanges will move positively if a positive Wall Street Exchange, will also be observing the movement of the price of crude oil.

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