European shares grow slowly today as investros are getting ready to a flood of corporate earnings reports and latest updates on US Fed's monetary policy.

US Treasuries fell together with dollar. Yield of 10-year US bonds grew to 2,86%. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index lost 0,1%. Nasdaq futures fell, as Netflix Inc. showed disappointing subscribers growth.

Mining companies are leading in Stoxx Europe 600 Index, while telecommunication companies and utilities fell. Index itself gained 0,1%. Euro grew up 0,3% and costs $1,1743. British pound gained 0,2% to $1,3265.

Japanese shares are leaders among Asian stocks, while yen fell to the lowest level since January to 112,30 per dollar.

Commodity recover after yesterday's drop to 11-months low. Bloomberg Commodity Index increased by 0,5%. LME copper gained 0,5% and costs $6224,50 per ton. WTI oil price stabilizes at $68,16 a barrel. Price of gold is $1244,89 per ounce.

Emerging markest shares fell for a second day, their currencies are growing. MSCI Index for Emerging Markets lost 0,3% today.