Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 47.53 points, or 0.5% to 10462.77, up slightly from 0.1% in the week. Among the strongest painter of Chevron rose Dow rose 1.2%, crude oil prices above $ US76 a barrel.
S & P 500 rose 0.5% to 1109.55, 0.4% for the week. energy sector, the International Energy Agency revised its estimate for world oil demand for 2010 as a result.
The Nasdaq index rose 0.3% to 2242.48, also rose 0.4% during the week.
Light trading volume as investors continued to seek more secure market leadership.
Other markets: Europe, Asia
European stocks rose Thursday, led by gains in banking, energy and stock cars.
European Stoxx 600 rose 1.1% to 265.09.
UK's FTSE 100 rose 1.2% to 5494.16, the German Dax index rose 0.9% to 6221.52 and Germany's CAC 40 rose 1.2% to 3722.15.
In Asia, Japanese stocks rose as investors encouraged by signs of increasing demand for Chinese products and a weaker yen.
Chinese imports increased in August, an increase of 35.2% over the previous year to $ US119.27 billion, compared with 25% of economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires expected. Exports rose 34.4% to 139.3 billion U.S. dollars, compared with 35% increase expected.
The Nikkei rose 1.6% to 9239.17, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose slightly by 0.4% to 21257.39 and the Shanghai Composite in China rose 0.3% to 2663.21, reversing earlier losses.
Australia ASX / S & P 200 down 0.5% at 4560.25, Korea's Kospi added consisting of 1% to 1802.58 and Taiwan's TAIEX gained 0.7% to 7890.11.
Markets in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and India are closed for holidays.
Commodities: Oil prices up, gold down
Crude oil futures rose after a pipeline leak in Illinois confusing traders worried about the impact on supply.
Light, sweet crude for October delivery rose $ US2.16, or 2.9% to $ US76.41 per barrel in New York. ICE Brent futures market traded higher at $ US78.82 a barrel 75USc.
Gold prices retreated from record, contrary optimism that the International Monetary Fund has purchased more than $ 400 million U.S. dollars were discovered.
The most actively traded gold contract for December delivery fell $ US4.40, or 0.4%, to pay $ US1246.50 per ounce in New York.
Currency: Dollar, Euro and
United States dollar and the euro gaining ground against the Japanese yen and Swiss francs. Yen and Swiss franc tend to quickly humiliated when you want to buy is to increase the risk of property investors.
Dollar rose against the yen at 84.15 yen trading, from 83.83 yen on Thursday.
Euro bought 106.46 yen from 107.07 yen BIS, after the Japanese government announced a U.S. $ US10.9 billion stimulus package.
Yen this week ended on 15th day of age was obtained in connection with the U.S. dollar.
Euro bought $ US1.2723, up from $ US1.2699. British Pound refused to trade at $ US1.5377, compared with $ US1.5431.
Light trading volume as investors continued to seek more secure market leadership.
Other markets: Europe, Asia
European stocks rose Thursday, led by gains in banking, energy and stock cars.
European Stoxx 600 rose 1.1% to 265.09.
UK's FTSE 100 rose 1.2% to 5494.16, the German Dax index rose 0.9% to 6221.52 and Germany's CAC 40 rose 1.2% to 3722.15.
In Asia, Japanese stocks rose as investors encouraged by signs of increasing demand for Chinese products and a weaker yen.
Chinese imports increased in August, an increase of 35.2% over the previous year to $ US119.27 billion, compared with 25% of economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires expected. Exports rose 34.4% to 139.3 billion U.S. dollars, compared with 35% increase expected.
The Nikkei rose 1.6% to 9239.17, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose slightly by 0.4% to 21257.39 and the Shanghai Composite in China rose 0.3% to 2663.21, reversing earlier losses.
Australia ASX / S & P 200 down 0.5% at 4560.25, Korea's Kospi added consisting of 1% to 1802.58 and Taiwan's TAIEX gained 0.7% to 7890.11.
Markets in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and India are closed for holidays.
Commodities: Oil prices up, gold down
Crude oil futures rose after a pipeline leak in Illinois confusing traders worried about the impact on supply.
Light, sweet crude for October delivery rose $ US2.16, or 2.9% to $ US76.41 per barrel in New York. ICE Brent futures market traded higher at $ US78.82 a barrel 75USc.
Gold prices retreated from record, contrary optimism that the International Monetary Fund has purchased more than $ 400 million U.S. dollars were discovered.
The most actively traded gold contract for December delivery fell $ US4.40, or 0.4%, to pay $ US1246.50 per ounce in New York.
Currency: Dollar, Euro and
United States dollar and the euro gaining ground against the Japanese yen and Swiss francs. Yen and Swiss franc tend to quickly humiliated when you want to buy is to increase the risk of property investors.
Dollar rose against the yen at 84.15 yen trading, from 83.83 yen on Thursday.
Euro bought 106.46 yen from 107.07 yen BIS, after the Japanese government announced a U.S. $ US10.9 billion stimulus package.
Yen this week ended on 15th day of age was obtained in connection with the U.S. dollar.
Euro bought $ US1.2723, up from $ US1.2699. British Pound refused to trade at $ US1.5377, compared with $ US1.5431.
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