Wall Street again in green

Wall Street straight day of record growth rates. Leading Indicators ended late last night for Thursday trade with increases in the rate. Investors have been positively affected by the surge in oil prices on commodity markets.

When raw materials go up, investors will take this as a positive signal to the world economy and bringing money into securities. One leads to another, explain the situation general manager of Axiom Capital Management Liam Dalton, who manages assets of over 1.1 billion dollars.
DOW JONES +0.39% to 9 580 points
NASDAQ +0.16% to 2 027 points
S & P 500 0.28% to 1 030 points
In Asia, trade was mainly driven by bullish sentiment generated by better-than-expected profits of Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd. and Dell Inc. Data for the second quarter of the two companies once adopted as a sign of economic recovery in the world. These positive sentiments were, however briefly. Data from Japan to the growth of unemployment and deflation potopiha indices in red.
NIKKEI 225 +0.36% to 10 511 points
HANG SENG -0.49% at 20 144 points
CSI 300 -2.98% to 3 062 points
Commodity markets oil jumped over 72 dollars a barrel yesterday after trading near $ 70 level. The drop comes from the depreciation of the dollar in currency markets. This negative movement of the dollar mean for investors that can buy more raw materials for less money. Electronic exchange in New York futures for light oil reached 72.64 U.S. dollars a barrel. The spot price of Brent crude in London was 71.88 dollars per barrel.
Leading currency pair EUR / USD made a significant movement in favor of the unified currency last night during the New York session. This morning trade is more relaxed and euro reserves won positions. Current level is $ 1.4351 per € 1, while trade in Range 1.4385 – 1.4333.

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