Monday, June 13, 2011

THE MARKETS PERFORMANCE HAVE BEEN MOSTLY RATED AT THE DOWN TREND FOR THE BEGIN OF THE WEEK AT THE GLOBAL SCALE.

Saudi Arabia decision to increase its crude oil production capacity by 2.2 million barrels of crude oil per day and its implementation has not change much in the world's financial markets, except that the price of crude oil in the world markets has decreased to $99.03. All the financial markets around the world suffered a down trend in the markets performance for the begin of the week, except Germany for the European markets that earned about 2.3% percentage point followed by France at the neutral point of 0.0% percent, while the rest of the markets have remained at the down trend of minus points. In Asia, the Japanese have registered an uptrend of 0.23 points, instead of China to many people surprise, while for the Americas which entailed Canada, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela and the USA the markets performance have been at the down trend. The gold price remained at $1,528.60 and the price of crude oil per barrel has been rated at $99.03.

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