European indexes finished trading in the red zone: Britain's FTSE100 -0.63%, German DAX -0.40%.

U.S. exchanges closed in positive territory. On Thursday came out the following macroeconomic statistics: consumer price index rose by 0.2% in September (m /m), analysts expected rate increase by 0.1%; number of applications for unemployment benefits the week prior to October 10 fell by 7 thousand that was better prognosis (-1 thousand). In addition, the Philadelphia Fed index unexpectedly fell in October to 11.5 points (worse than forecasts); oil and oil products per week until 9 October rose 0.4 mln.bar. However, after trying to Bears to push the market indexes continued their upward movement. Take-off quotations of oil above 75 dollars per bar. As well as increased futures indices had a positive impact on the American stock market. DowJones index continues to be kept above a mark of 10 000 points, which is a positive factor, but how justified is stable and it was this movement, will show the next trading session. Note that looked better than the market shares of oil and gas sector, worse - the paper of the banking sector. The result: DowJones 0.47%, SnP500 0.42%, Nasdaq 0.05%.

Asian session demonstrates the dynamics of differently directed: Japanese Nikkei225 0.19%, Chinese Shanghai Composite -0.48%, the Australian index All Ordinaries -0.24%. U.S. futures SnP500 0.01%. Oil brand Brent 76.70 (0.62%). A pair of Euro /USD. traded near 1.49.

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