European stocks driven up insurance and mining

European shares rose on Tuesday by rising insurance after the European Union approved the recapitalization of Aegon, while the rebound in copper prices strengthened by lower reserves to mining.

At 1226 GMT, the pan-European index FTSEurofirst 300 was up 0.53 percent to 1051.14 points, after rising to 1054.92 units earlier in the session.
Shares in the Netherlands insurer Aegon rose 5.2 percent after announcing an agreement with the European Commission to reduce the fear of investors to a share issue to repay state aid received.

European Stocks

Investors remained cautious due to an irregular european business and the european stocks during the holiday period after low volumes and poor economic indicators in recent weeks.

"You can expect volatility in the short term. We need to establish a trend as in recent weeks we have seen how to move a step forward and one step back," said Richard Hunter, analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers.
The German ZEW institute today announced a drop in confidence of analysts and investors in August to its lowest level since April 2009 in the european stock.

European shares hit more than 12 months, oil rise

European shares rose on Wednesday to a maximum of 12 months by a weaker dollar drove oil prices and metals, and to results of the technology that Intel and ASML reassured investors.

At 0928 GMT the FTSEurofirst 300 of top values rose 1.87 percent to 1014.03 points, after reaching a maximum of 12 months of 1014.36 points in the session.

The dollar hit a 14-month low boosting prices for oil and metals.

Energy stocks gained ground by the recent rise in oil prices above $ 75 a barrel.

Shares of oil company Total, ENI, BP and Royal Dutch Shell gained between 2 and 2.6 percent.

European markets go up and accumulate firm in September alone earned more than 7 percent

The main European operating again today with widespread gains. The first two weeks of the month is marked by the clear upward trend and progress on the annual maximum

European markets operate on Thursday, with moderate gains and continue the generalized climate of optimism amid signs of recovery and the imminent end to global recession.

The Ibex 35 Spain 0.47% gain to 11,802 points, the CAC 40 in France, 0.47%, to 3830, and Germany's DAX, 0.51% to 5729 points, reported Reuters news agency.

The first two weeks of September was marked by strong gains in the streets of the Old Continent, which position their indicators at their highest levels since mid-2008, when he shot the international financial crisis.

The bags piled up in the first half of the month generalized increases over 7% on average. The main indicator rose 793 points Spanish, French, 259 points, and Germany, 403 points.