According to Bloomberg, US stocks gained together with European equities, getting back some part of significant loses that all assets classes demonstrated yesterday.

US Treasuries fell, while dollar is stable. Oil gained from the lowest level in year.

Stocks of banks and telecommunication companies were leaders of Stoxx Europe 600 today. Euro grew, while Italy’s bonds strengthened amid reports that country’s government is ready to revise budget.

Main moves on the markets by the middle of the day include the following:

Stoxx Europe 600 gained 0,3%, S&P 500 futures increased by 0,4%. All-Country World MSCI index fell by 0,1%, while gauge for emerging markets is stable.

Euro gained 0,2% to $1,1389. British pound is steady and costs $1,2783. Japanese yen fell by 0,3% to 113,08 per dollar.

US Treasuries yield grew to 3,07%. German and British 10-year bonds yields increased to 0,37% and 1,399% respectively.

WTI oil gained 2% and is traded for $54,51 per barrel. Gold is 0,2% up to $1223 per ounce. Copper price gained 0,6% to $6222 per ton. Bloomberg Commodity Index is 1,1% up.