Telugu Boothu Kathalu
Markets closed unevenly in the second week of the recently released year 2013. In general terms, we could say that there was a trend to a positive closure predominantly in rates around the world.In the United States, the major indices showed a relatively similar behavior. A low was recorded on 8 January and from there the three most representative indices (S & P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones) increased their level by closing positive except for S & P 500 recorded a closure with a low small at only 0.07 NET points, playing a level of 1472.05 points. On the other hand, Nasdaq closed at 3125.64 points with 0.12% higher yesterday on Thursday. Dow Jones closed in 13488.43 with 0.13% in terms of percentage change.In the United Kingdom, the FTSE 100 presented a similar behavior as well as the French CAC 40 and the German DAX. The three closed positively. FTSE 100 closed with 6121.58 points and a variation of 0.33% (20.07 points net). Also recording low on January 8. CAC 40 suffered a second negative peak 10-day closing on 3706.02 points and a variation of single 2.90 points yesterday on Thursday. The variation of 0.09% is really tiny but still positive for the German DAX which closes this week at a level of 7715.53 points.In Asia, Japan closed with a 1.40% up carrying an almost steady increase during the last period, 10801.57 NET points. China recorded a low of 0.39% and a level of 23264.07 points to close the day Friday 11 of January 2013. 
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