European exchanges ended last week in a positive tone – Print

European markets ended on Friday as the United States announced a rise in the unemployment rate to 4% in June from 3.8% the previous month
Deutsche Bank AG, the most large German bank, is appreciated by 2.6% to 9.79 euros. According to Wirtschaftswoche, "JPMorgan Chase & Co." and "Industrial & Commercial Bank of China" Ltd. are interested in taking over a stake of the German bank, but "JPMorgan" has denied information
The actions of the European aircraft manufacturer "Airbus" SA have appreciated 0 , 8% to 98.50 euros. The company has improved its estimates of global demand for passenger and freight aircraft over the next 20 years
The German steel group Thyssenkrupp AG fell 1.2% to 21 , 97 euros after the resignation of Heinrich Hiesinger.
The shares of the French automobile company "Renault" SA fell 1.4% to 74.45 euros. Ogi Redzic, vice president of Renault-Nissan, responsible for the connectivity of vehicles and mobility services, left the company
The Paris CAC 40 index rose 0.2% to 5,375.77 points, the DAX on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange by 0.3% to 13,496.17
In New York, shares followed a positive course, despite the escalation of the US-China trade war
The securities of the pharmaceutical giant "Bristol-Myers Squibb" Co. increased by 1.1% to $ 56.56. The company hired two banks to find a buyer for its OTC transactions, which could be valued at more than a billion euros, according to Reuters.
The shares of technology giant "Apple" Inc. appreciated 1.4% to $ 187.97. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, responsible for most unofficial information, but later confirmed, on Apple's mobile devices, the US company will offer the new models in more colors than any other company. she has not done it so far
The Standard & Poor's 500 has risen by 0.9% to 2,759.82 points, Dow Jones Industrial Average – from 0.4% to 24,456,48
In Asia, shares rose Friday after the depreciation of the Japanese yen after the United States decided to impose new customs on imports from China
The actions of the manufacturer of Japanese electronics "Panasonic" Corp. recorded a more than 0.2% to 1,410 yen, and those of its competitor "Sony" Corp. – 2%, at 5,450 yen, in the context of the depreciation of the Japanese currency against the dollar. Both companies are the main exporters.
The shares of Rio Tinto Ltd. fetched 0.7 per cent to Australian $ 79.76 and those from Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. rose 1.4 percent to 4.38 dollars in Australian dollars
The Nikkei 225 index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose 1.1% to 21,788.14 points, the S & P / ASX 200 in Sydney, 0.9% to 6,272.29.

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