China’s inflation rate fell in November to 1.4%, the lowest of five years, which increases the risk of deflation in the world’s second largest economy.
Despite the negative indicator, European stock markets follow this Wednesday to negotiate slightly positive. The recovery, which does not extend to the Lisbon stock exchange, following losing 0.18%, happens after the sharp fall on Tuesday, generated, among other factors, by a bad news coming from China, the tightening of conditions granting credit, which may limit the increase investimento.O Price Ind ex Consumer released Wednesday by the National Statistics Office was the lowest since the 0.6% posted in November 2009.
Inflation was also lower than expected by analysts, who anticipated an increase of 1.6% in prices and still represents a slowdown compared to the data of 1.6% in October.
The price evolution oil, which has negatively influenced the stock, returned to the downward trend, which shoots 2009 minimum.
At the sitting of Tuesday, Brent, which is a reference to Europe, arrived approaching 65 dollars a barrel, but then recovered and closed up almost 1%. Reversing the trend again, the contract for delivery in January, opened to be worth $ 66.20, down 0.9% from the closing of the previous session.
The market debt, the trend remains of rising implicit rates, generated mainly by political instability in Greece.
The increase is more pronounced in the Greek debt interest, where presidential elections were anticipated and there is no guarantee that the parties that are in government can win this vote, made in parliament, but extends to other European countries.
After the minimum achieved in the last week, the interest of Portuguese debt to ten years were on Wednesday to rise to 2,884% after they had expired the previous day to 2,818%.
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