The leading Western European stock markets started with gains on Friday, the last trading day of the week.
- The London one FTSE100 index by 0.70 percent,
- the frankfurt DAX-30 index by 0.60 percent,
- the Parisian CACAnd the -40 index increased by 0.56 percent at the start of trading.
The EuroStoxx50 index showed a 0.70 percent increase at the opening.
At the opening of the European stock market, the North Sea Brent The price of the oil variety rose 45 cents (0.51 percent) to $89.46 per barrel.
The ratio Its price rose 0.44 percent ($10.20) to $2,352.70 an ounce.
The European gas lock the TTF Dutch gas exchange, which is considered to be the benchmark, rose by 0.93 percent compared to the previous day’s closing value in its next May listing: 1 megawatt cost 30.05 euros at the end of the first hour of trading. The gas price closed at 28.84 euros three months ago, 55.34 euros a year ago, and 60.64 euros two years ago.
The euro its quotation weakened to HUF 392.39 on Friday morning from HUF 392.83 early Thursday evening. THE Swiss franc exchange rate decreased from HUF 401.19 to HUF 400.61, a of dollars and it fell from HUF 366.44 to HUF 365.53.
The euro was quoted at $1.0718 early Thursday evening, and higher at $1.0734 at 9 a.m. on Friday.
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