European shares slip slightly with the return of oil to retreat: DAX dropping B0.02%

European shares slip slightly with the return of oil to retreat: DAX dropping B0.02%

Major European stock indexes fell on Thursday, with the return of oil to decline however, as investors awaited the monetary policy announcement by the decision (Bank of England), which constitutes the most important on the agenda of today's event.

During the morning session of trading for the day, all of the Euro Stoxx 50 index fell by 0.14%, and France's CAC 40 rose 0.18%, and the German DAX 30 rose 0.02%.

Crude oil has fallen this morning ahead of the upcoming meeting of some of the most important oil producers in the world, to be held in Doha next Sunday. This Trdjat black gold price for the second day in a row in morning trading European time, after OPEC warned of a decline in global demand, and indicated to Russia that there will be only a few commitments can be reached at the Doha meeting.

The decline in oil prices caused a decline in the main stock prices in the energy sector, represented by the oil and gas company French giant Total, which fell by 0.94%, and Norway's Statoil, which recorded a loss of 1.36%, while shares of Italy's ENI has decreased by 0.96%.

Financial stocks also climbed varying proportions, with the progress of the French giant Shares Société générale (Paris Bourse: SOGN) 0.81%, and shares of compatriot BNP Paribas (Paris Bourse: BNPP) by 0.98%, while increased the German giant's shares Commerzbank rates Bank (Frankfurt stock Exchange: CBKG) 0.96% and shares of compatriot Deutsche Bank (Frankfurt stock Exchange: DBKGn) 0.88%.

Banks also trod the same path peripheral countries, with high Spanish banking stocks BP prices in any (Madrid Stock Exchange: BBVA) 0.32%, and Banco Santander (Madrid Stock Exchange: SAN) 0.32%, and the decline in Italian banks' share prices as well, dropping Intesa Sanpaolo shares (Milan stock Exchange: ISP) 0.36%, and Oonakrdi (Milan stock Exchange: CRDI) 0.61%.

Meanwhile, Nestle shares rose 1.19%, after the company's Swiss giant said it expects to achieve the goals of sales and profits that have been announced for the current year.

In London, the FTSE 100 index fell 0.31%, led by Burberry's shares, which fell strongly by 5.80%, after the luxury goods industry, announced that it had recorded a decline of 1% in the second half of last year's revenue, and said that the "external environment" remains a a challenge for the company.

As all the major stocks fell in the mining sector, with the decline in stock prices of both BHP Billiton 1.13%, Rio Tinto rose 1.60%, while shares dropped each of Glencore increased by 3.49% and 3.07% Vrincillo.

Home Equity also achieved in the financial sector losses, with the decline in stock prices of both Barclays (LSE: BARC) 1.53%, and a group HSBC Holdings (LSE: HSBA) 0.20%, and Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY ) 0.26%, and Royal Bank of Scotland (LSE: RBS) rose 0.22%.

In the United States, and before the opening of the US stock market down for the day, stock index futures fell moderately rates. It has declined each of the Dow Jones index of 30 futures rose 0.25%, and the S & P 500 by 030%, while the Nasdaq 100 showed a decline more sharply by 0.34%.