The market of the Russian Federation of shares in the first part of the trading environment was reduced within 1% of the index. Falling oil continues to put pressure on the market.
The MICEX index to eleven. 34 MSK decreased to 0, 6% to 1385, 88 points, the RTS Index is to 0, 9%, up to 1065, 44 points. Paper " Mechel " ( 1, 2% of the ordinary and 2, 5% preferred) continue to be adjusted upwards in the lack of significant news. Shares of fertilizer producer JSC " Dorogobuzh " ( 14, 4% of the ordinary - to fifteen, 9 ruble and 8, 4% preferred - up to 18, 1 ruble) grow on the news about stock buyback 16, 4 rubles per ordinary and 18, 6 rubles per preferred share.
the overwhelming majority of the stock index on Tuesday rose by 0, 2-0, 3% on the background of the publication of positive reporting corporations. Asian indexes in the environment mainly grow in the range of 0, 4-0, 9%. The price of Brent crude oil is reduced to 0, 6% to 84 5 dollar per barrel.
Oil prices continue to decline, macroeconomic data from China (inflation more expectations), the Eurozone (worse than expected industrial production) and Germany (ZEW index below forecasts, lowering the official forecast for GDP) again point to the problem of improving global economy, says analyst at FG BCS mark Bradford.
" however, the message about the expected high level meetings on problems resolution drops to Ukraine again bring hope of reducing conflict. This issue has become the main factor of increase in the previous trading session, and, whereas significantly cheaper Russian assets may continue to provide some support and next. Either way, the factor of cheap oil spoils the picture, " he added.
The external background is a little softened, but the reasons for the strong movements in the market until not observed, says Anton Elders of the organization " OLMA ". During the day affect the mood of investors speech of the head of the ECB Mario Draghi at the Symposium in Frankfurt, as well as data on retail sales in the United States (16. 30 MSK) ", - he added.
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