Leading European indices were in the positive zone in early trading, backed by signs that the final round of US-Iranian talks could approach a breakthrough.
Although the conflict, which has shaken commodity and bond markets since late February, has been wary of false dawns, the prospect of a deal was enough to calm the nerves.
DAX %Increased by 0.64, Deutsche Post AG %With 3.61, he had leading gains. CAC 40 index with support from STMicroelectronics’in %Increased by 0.65 %That's an increase of 3.43. London’da FTSE 100 %A gain of 0.38, while the 3i Group %Euro Stoxx is up by 2.31%, while Euro Stoxx is up by 50%. %It was valued at 0.88.
The euro and pound were generally flat against the dollar, trading at around 9 a.m. at $1,161 and $1,342 on CET’, respectively.
Germany, the eurozone's largest economy in the first quarter of the year %A little more pleased with the announcement of the growth expectation of 0.4 and the improvement of consumer confidence for the month of June; This is a temporarily encouraging signal for an economy that has developed very little in recent times.
Asian markets continue to rise
Tokyo’'s Nikkei 225 index, the four-year low of Japanese inflation in April %With the help of data showing that 1,4’e has fallen %increased by 2.7 to 63,339’a, leading to regional gains; Even if the war in ’ kept energy prices high, it was a significant cooling.
The figures provided markets with breathing space at a time when inflation was a serious global concern.
Taiwanese Taiex Index %Hong Kong's Hang Seng index closes with an increase of 2.2 %The Shanghai Composite index rose by 0.9 to 25,612 points, while the Shanghai Composite index rose by the same margin to 4,122 points. South Korea’nin Kospi index %Up 0.4 to 7,847 points, Australia’'s S&A P/ASX 200 index %Increasing 0.4 to 8.657 points and India’'s Sensex index %It increased by 0.6 to 8,657 points.
The move followed a quiet but positive session on Wall Street’. S&A P 500 %Dow Jones Industrial Average, up 0.2 points to 7,445 %0,6 increments to 50,285 points and Nasdaq %It increased by 0.1 to 26,293 points.
Nvidia, despite better-than-expected quarterly results %lost 1.8% of its value; some analysts still consider the stock as low value; This is a sign that even strong figures are met with caution in the current environment.
Oil climbs as disruption continues in Hormuz’
Oil prices remained under upward pressure. Brent crude oil at European opening 4.97 per barrel with an increase of 2.3 $’a rose to about 70 in late February, when the – conflict began $ While around – U.S. indicator crude oil showed a sharp increase %1.8 up to 98.10 $’a is up.
At the heart of the raid is the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway between Iran and Oman, through which about a quarter of the world's maritime oil trade passes.
Maritime activity here falls well below pre-war levels, and there are few signs of an early return to normal flows as U.S.-Iran talks continue unsolved.
In a note Friday from ING commodity strategists Warren Patterson and Ewa Manthey, “, the markets are still looking for signs of progress in a possible deal between the US and Iran, ” said. “While there are signs of optimism, uncertainty prevails.”
Republican congressional leaders in Washington’ rejected Thursday's planned vote on the Democrats' war powers decision, which would force President Donald Trump ’ to withdraw from the conflict, after it was revealed that they did not have the numbers to invalidate the bill. The vote was postponed until June.
Rising oil prices have directly affected bond markets, where high inflation expectations have raised yields and lowered asset prices.
U.S. 10-year Treasury yield on Friday %At 4.57, the rise threatened to put pressure on stocks, real estate and other interest-sensitive assets around the world. %He went over 4.67’.
The euro traded slightly lower at $1,1605 during the day, while the US dollar rose from 158.98’ to 159.12 Japanese yen.
Lenovo ’ earnings increase by 20%
In corporate news, shares of Lenovo Group’, listed in Hong Kong’, after the tech company's fourth-quarter results far exceeded analyst expectations %It jumped more than 20’.
Income by year %It rose 27 percent to $21.6 billion (18.7 billion euros).
The biggest factor in this was the PC, tablet and smartphone division of Lenovo’; In the revenues of this section, approximately %While 20’ recorded an increase, the PC and smart devices unit recorded its strongest quarterly growth in five years.
Stock Europe’da in the middle of the morning .82 HK with an increase of 20.3$ It was trading at the level (1.87 €).
