The world stock markets are sliding for a second day closely following the fall of oil on world markets. The index of world stock Bloomberg World Index lost 1.25% at 8:30 am, but in the meantime reduced the devaluation to 1.03% at 10.15.
Oil is the motto for the fall of the bags. The Brent was also to fall 4.03% this morning to 30.01 euros per barrel, but recovered to $ 30.30 mid-morning. The maximum loss today crude was 3.59%.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange dragged the world markets stocks. The bonds have fallen an average of 6.42% in today’s session. The Chinese auto companies, chemical and real estate led the losses with over 10% losses.
Market analysts argue that investors read the fall of oil as an indication of the global economic slowdown, and particularly in emerging markets.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index closed the day losing 2.48% and in Japan the Nikkei 225 ended up slipping 2.35%.
In Europe, the losses from early morning have been partially recovered. Dutch Aex and the British FTSE 100 were the most down to. 10: 15h, 1.01% and 0.95%, respectively
The Portuguese PSI 20 was countercurrent to earn around 0, 30%, although only five of the 17 companies that comprise the index are in positive territory. Jerónimo Martins and Sonae were more who contributed to the escalation of the national index to rise 2.48% and 1.49%, respectively.
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