Yesterday European exchanges showed unique growth by having risen all 18 of major stock indexes. Such growth has been influenced by the statement of the Head of ECB Mario Draghi that unlimited number of bonds is supposed to be bought out in countries, suffering from crisis.
Independent index of largest enterprises of the region Stoxx Europe 600 has risen by 2.3 percent – to 271.67 points. Index of largest European enterprises Dow Jones Euro Stoxx 50 has added 3.40 percent, having risen to 2524.95 points. British index FTSE 100 has risen by 2.11 percent, having amounted to 5777.34 points. French index CAC 40 – plus 3.06 percent or 3509.88 points. German index DAX has reached 7167.33 points, having added 2.91 percent.
The chart below reflects the current state of affairs with British index FTSE 100: world stock indexes have finished their mid-term correction, which is proved by rapid growth during the previous trading session, and FTSE index was not an exception. The index has not yet broken its mid-term highs, but is already bears strong rising structure. Wave 5 of [iii] is expected to be formed in short-term; its resistance will be provided by point 5791.
