Stock
indices climbed ahead the U.S. labour market data. The European Central Bank’s stimulus
measures still weighed on stocks.
Earlier in
the trading session, German economic data was released. Germany's trade surplus
climbed to €17.7 billion in April from €15.0 billion in March. March’s figure
was revised up from a surplus of €14.8 billion. Analysts had expected Germany’s
trade surplus to increase to €15.2 billion.
German
industrial production rose 0.2% in April, missing expectations for a 0.4% gain,
after a 0.5% decline in March. On a yearly basis, the industrial production in
Germany increased 1.8% in April, after a 3.0% rise in March.
Germany’s current
account surplus declined to €18.4 billion in April from €19.5 billion in March.
Current
figures:
Name Price Change Change %
FTSE
100 6,832.24 +18.75 +0.28%
DAX 9,975.52 +27.69 +0.28%
CAC 40 4,565.94 +17.21 +0.38%
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