The main European Stock Markets closed higher and the euro rose on Friday, as Investors follow different data from the U.S. and gain the confidence of the Development of the debt crisis of Greece.
Benchmark FTSE 100 index of leading shares in London rose to 5965.58 percentage points 0:42, in Paris the CAC 40 Index rose to 3594.83 points percent 0:41 ET Frankfurt's DAX 30 index rose 0.19 percent to 7157.82 points.
Elsewhere, Amsterdam rose 0.31 percent, Milan until 24:52 percent, up 0.94 percent in Brussels and Zurich rose 0.14 percent. While Lisbon by 0.37 percent.
European single currency rose to 1.3179 dollars from 1.3082 dollars in New York last Thursday.
In the business of the afternoon on Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.07 percent to 13,262.41 percent, the broader market S & P 500 rose 0.19 percent to 1405.20 thin points, while the Nasdaq composite increased by 0.10 per cent to 3059, 43 points.
Traders doubt after shares rebounded strongly this week that the new data from the United States do not provide clear direction for the economy.
Concerns "There are growing that the market rally in equity markets in 2012
have become very overbought (purchase of saturated fat) and mature to fall, "said Hightower Report, based in the United States.
Ministry of Labour has reported an increase in overall consumer prices in February, but the blame almost entirely on soaring gasoline prices: Food prices and food price index consumer staples rose only 0.1 percent, slower than in January.
Federal Reserve industrial production data provides an overview of a modest expansion in this sector this year, with growth Datara in February after rising 0.4 percent in January.
While the index of consumer confidence from the University of Michigan, down 1.0 points to 74.3, up slightly from analysts' estimates.
"The European markets have no confidence in promoting today in a very positive weekend on both sides of the Atlantic," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
"U.S. data in a little disappointing day I took some bullishness recently that investors are among the risks of rising oil prices on the prospects of the United States a little more positive," he said.
Asian markets ended is different because of concerns about high oil prices and slowing economic data from China have weakened the force of the U.S. economy, dealers said.
Sentiment was also underpinned after the International Monetary Fund
Thursday to approve a rescue loan of a second to Greece which ended debt, combined with the European Union in the effort to save the country from bankruptcy.
IMF executive board agreed to a four-year term loan of 28 billion euros (36.7 million U.S. dollars) to the Greek "in support of the government program of economic adjustment," said global lender yesterday.
Anita Paluch traders in global markets Gekko said that the news does not have to pay to avoid the potential disaster of Athens.
"The IMF agreed to lend 28 billion euros will be issued to Greece, so that the country will not be in default of payment of the debt (and) disasters will be avoided for now," said Paluch.
In Asia Friday, the Hong Kong stock index closed 0.17 percent and 0.46 percent down from Seoul, while Tokyo and Sydney ended flat.
