Financial markets are heavy foot last Tuesday, a day later, the dow Jones index seventh straight rose to another record high.
And many of the world's main stock index in the multi-year highs, investors have stopped to think carefully about whether rally can make another push.
So far, the lack of planned economy news, investors hold wait-and-see attitude, but picks up, for the rest of the week will test the stock valuation of confidence.
In IG markets analyst David madden, "no one is going to get off the boys too early, but on the other hand, no one is willing to promise to buy season tickets, said:".
In Europe, the British ftse 100 index was flat in 100, while Germany's DAX index fell 0.1%, to 7979 points. In France's CAC 40 to 0.1%, to 3838.
Wall Street is preparing to a mild retreat in the open, the dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 index futures fell 0.2%.
The dow has made a series of record highs, the S&P has also made the earth, it is also not far from its record high.
"While the standard & poor's (s&p) is within a whisker of fresh all time highs, history has shown us in double side in 2000 and 2007, and it is at this level, it was the tipping point of a pretty big sell-off," said Fawad Razaqzada, GFT market strategy. "What's the difference between whether 2013 remains to be seen."
This is pretty quiet most of the other financial markets, the euro hovering at around $1.30, New York benchmark crude prices fell 12 cents, to $91.94 a barrel.
However, two kinds of currency performance outstanding agents.
Sterling's fall, according to $1.4830, its lowest level since June 2010, weak industrial production data for market in England have been worried about Europe's third largest economy is heading for its third economic recession, much a few minutes more than four years. Pounds of settled around the $1.4880 mark.
The yen is also a focus, because it again some of its recent losses. $0.8% lower at $95.86 yen. Yen dropped to 3 and a half years earlier lows against the dollar in the installation is expected, the bank of Japan will soon announce a massive economic stimulus plan, in order to let the dying of the Japanese economy again.
In the reverse influence the country's main stock index, the nikkei 225 index. About spray blood after washing a face in the morning. It touched 12461.97, intraday high at more than four years have not seen, benchmark, fell 0.3% to 12314.81. Say that finish over eight days in a row.
The index's moving hinge, the fate of the yen. Lower currency could make the country's exports more competitive in the international market.
Elsewhere in Asia, Hong Kong's hang seng index fell 0.9%, to 22890.60. Australia's S&P/ASX fell 0.6%, to 5117.90. South Korea's Kospi index dropped 0.5%, to 1993.34.



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