International capital market

European indices have recorded decreases, as the rising price of oil and dates manufacturier sector and real estate, shows a slowing pace of global economic growth. Porsche shares were obsolete by 6.2% and quotation Ryanair, the largest low cost airline in Europe, fell by 2.1%.

The titles of Royal Bank of Scotland, the number 2 in Britain, fell by 5.1%, while ING Group shares have suffered corrections of 2.6%. Also in the banking sector, Deutsche Bank lost 4.4% yesterday, up at 52.44 euros on speculation fund under which the largest bank in Germany and could revise the declining prospects of profit. Representatives of Deutsche Bank refused to comment on the verge zvonurilor. Cotaţia UBS fell by 5.3%, after U.S. authorities have taken legal steps to force the bank to disclose the name of American customers who hold accounts secret. Shares Hays, the biggest British company recruitment, were obsolete with 8 percent after analysts at UBS have changed the recommendation from "neutral" from "sell". In the defence sector, Safran titles have lost 9.3%, after brokers at Cheuvreux gave action grade of "subperformant." Cotaţia Deutsche Telekom has appreciated by 1.8% after analysts at JP Morgan have improved and recommendations for this title. Thus, the London FTSE 100 fell by 2.60%, CAC40 lost 2.11 percent and the market index in Frankfurt, the DAX, closed with 1.60% below the closing of the previous meeting. The pan-European Dow Jones Stoxx600 has made a recul of 2.21 percent. Indices of scholarships Central and Eastern Europe have registered themselves negative developments. Perdantul region was the index market from Bucharest, BET, with a minus of 3.12%, followed by ATX, a decrease of 2.91%. At Sofia, SOFIX index lost 2.19%, PX50 has made an adjustment of 1.60%, the BUX index closed 1.35% below the level recorded in session Monday and in Warsaw, WIG 20 to 1 with obsolete, 26 percent. Most U.S. actions have made feedback after the auto giant GM announced sales above estimates and oil ended the session maximele day. And the financial sector has been gaining ground headed by Lehman Brothers shares which have risen by 6% after losses of over 11% Monday. DJIA index rose by 0.3% and ended the day at over 11,370 points after atinsese during the meeting a minimum of 11,183. 14 of the 30 actions that enter into the composition of the index recorded feedback. Vedeta day was GM auto giant announced that although last month for a decrease in sales, it was less than analysts estimau. The S & P 500 rose by 0.4% and Nasdaq has gained half a percent.