European indexes updated six-year highs
European
markets revived and rose sharply to
the highest since January 2008 level. FTSE
- and he does wander around
14-year high (adding 0.6%). A business
explained very simply: Scotland
It remains part of the UK.
Approximately 55% of Scottish voters
They supported the idea, so as not to ruin
Union, which is already 307 years old and not "shatter
boat. " This, of course, optimistic
note rose and US futures
indexes, and Asian markets.
Benno Galliker,
trader at Luzerner Lucerne
Kantonalbank, comments
for Bloomberg agency
situation: "I am still
optimistic about the stock
market. Around still have money
must be invested, - look
Japan, China and the United States. I think that
and things are not so bad in Europe. We begin
the upward movement. "
Of course,
Scottish banks are the first to feel
the beneficial impact of the lack of freedom:
Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds
Banking Group added 3.5% and 2%
respectively, is updated to
three-month highs. Wherein
representatives of the two lenders said
that if Scotland had chosen independence,
they have moved their head offices in
the rest of the UK.
Stoxx Europe 600
added 0.8%, and the results of the week
It was in positive territory at 1.8%: impact and
statements Janet Yellen that
US interest rates
the near future will not increase. FTSE
moves to a week
increased by 0.8% after both
the first three weeks of the day he fell
uncertainty about the Scottish
voting.
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