The closing of the major stock market indices in Western Europe was mixed on Tuesday. London’s FTSE-100 index rose 0.10 percent, while Frankfurt DAX fell 1.29 percent and Paris CAC-40 dropped 1.43 percent from Monday’s close.
EuroStoxx50, the euro area’s aggregation indexes, ended the day with a 1.36 percent decline.
New York’s stock markets showed a weakness at the close to trading in Western Europe (5.30pm). The DJIA of 30 top industrial companies rose 0.81 percent, while the S&P index for a wider range of equity 0.80% and the Nasdaq for technology papers 0.70%. per cent.
North Sea Brent prices rose 18 cents (0.15%) to $ 117.78.
Gold dropped 0.73 percent to $ 1,843.65 per ounce ($ 13.65).
MTI reports that the European gas price, which is the most prominent TTF on the Dutch gaz exchange, closed at 90.2 euro for the July deadline. This was 1.2 percent less than the previous day’s closing value.