Frankfurt ended up 1.5%, 1.3% Paris, Amsterdam 1.2%, London 0.9% Lisbon 0.8% Brussels 0.3%, while Madrid accuses down 0.1%.
Aurel BGC described as a "critical [s]" unemployment figures, much anticipated addition to the Atlantic.
The U.S. economy has created a number of jobs than expected in April, without preventing the unemployment rate to start rising, official statistics show released Friday.
Last month, are 244,000 non-farm jobs that were created in the United States, said the Labor Department, while economists were on average 185,000 new jobs.
Moreover, the figure for March was revised upward from 216,000 to 221,000 and statistics for the month of February has been increased from 194,000 to 235,000 new jobs.
In addition, investors have learned in the morning that industrial producer prices (PPI) in the United Kingdom rose by 5.3% yoy in April 2011, the UK Office of Statistics, compared with a up 5.6% in March.
A picture of the week, the news company was even richer on Friday, marked by numerous quarterly publications.
Thus, RBS closed up 6.6% to 43.1 pence, despite a loss in respect of its announced first quarter of 2011 mainly as a result of its exposure to the Irish crisis.
International Airlines Group posted a rebound of 3.2%, 254.1 pence, after the publication of results in significant improvement in the first quarter 2011.
In addition, BASF ends up 2.4% to 67.6 euros after posting sales up 25% in the first quarter of 2011, to 19.4 billion euros, driven in part by Cognis acquired last year.
Deutsche Telekom (+0.5% to 11.2 euros) has struggled to convince the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, while he has published quarterly results in sharp decline.
Finally, Belgacom picks up from 5.1% to 25 euros in Brussels, following a point of activity marked by a profit warning for the entire year.
Aurel BGC described as a "critical [s]" unemployment figures, much anticipated addition to the Atlantic.
The U.S. economy has created a number of jobs than expected in April, without preventing the unemployment rate to start rising, official statistics show released Friday.
Last month, are 244,000 non-farm jobs that were created in the United States, said the Labor Department, while economists were on average 185,000 new jobs.
Moreover, the figure for March was revised upward from 216,000 to 221,000 and statistics for the month of February has been increased from 194,000 to 235,000 new jobs.
In addition, investors have learned in the morning that industrial producer prices (PPI) in the United Kingdom rose by 5.3% yoy in April 2011, the UK Office of Statistics, compared with a up 5.6% in March.
A picture of the week, the news company was even richer on Friday, marked by numerous quarterly publications.
Thus, RBS closed up 6.6% to 43.1 pence, despite a loss in respect of its announced first quarter of 2011 mainly as a result of its exposure to the Irish crisis.
International Airlines Group posted a rebound of 3.2%, 254.1 pence, after the publication of results in significant improvement in the first quarter 2011.
In addition, BASF ends up 2.4% to 67.6 euros after posting sales up 25% in the first quarter of 2011, to 19.4 billion euros, driven in part by Cognis acquired last year.
Deutsche Telekom (+0.5% to 11.2 euros) has struggled to convince the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, while he has published quarterly results in sharp decline.
Finally, Belgacom picks up from 5.1% to 25 euros in Brussels, following a point of activity marked by a profit warning for the entire year.
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