Global stocks rose, although more than 3,000 shares listed on the Nasdaq was halted for nearly three hours of trading, bond prices fell, from around the world commercial investigations, reflecting the global economic expansion.
Economic data boosted market expectations the Fed will cut its bond-buying stimulus program in September.
Purchasing managers survey shows that in the euro area was better than expected growth in China's vast manufacturing and U.S. manufacturing activity rose to a five-month high in August rebounded.
From the U.S. Department of Labor's data also showed that holds nearly six-year low last week, initial jobless claims signs of increased number of Americans, the U.S. economy began a foothold.
When the weekly initial jobless claims rose 13,000 to 336,000 - a level slightly higher than expected by economists surveyed by Reuters - week moving average fell to November 2007, the lowest level since.
Four-week average, considered a better measure of labor market trends, suggested that the U.S. economic growth enough fuel, steadily enhance employment opportunities.
However, the report does not change that the Fed will start to trim, or tapered, its monetary stimulus measures next month.
"The Fed continues to taper theme Fed minutes yesterday increased expectations that the Fed will gradually in September and today's initial claims for unemployment benefits, does not really change its quantitative easing program, in Toronto, currency strategist at TD Securities Greg Moore, said:. "
"Initial jobless claims rise, but they are not really that far off the consensus forecast."
Global stocks rose, registering their best next European stock markets since early August.
MSCI All Country World Index <. miwd00000pus> rose 0.44 percent. Pan-European FTSEurofirst index FTSEurofirst 300 (FSI: ^ E3X) Europe's top share index rose 0.94 percent, to close at 1,219.03 points.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI: ^ DJI - News) was up 66.19 points, or 0.44 percent, at 14,963.74 points. Standard & Poor's 500-stock index (MXP ^ GSPC - News) rose 14.16 points, or 0.86 percent, at 1,656.96 points. The Nasdaq Composite Index (NAS: ^ IXIC - News) rose 38.92 points, or 1.08 percent, at 3,638.71 points.
Unit, the second largest U.S. exchange operator Nasdaq OMX (NDAQ.O) after resumption of trading of listed securities, stock quotes, stock flow to stop its spread in the burr. At $ 30.46 on the Nasdaq shares closed down 3.4%.
European shares snap three-day losing streak manufactured after August survey data suggested that growth rooted in the euro zone.
Markit's flash composite purchasing managers' index showed business activity in the euro zone at a faster rate than expected rebound, rebounded to 50.5 from 51.7 last month.
"If you want to know whether there is a positive or negative stock market outlook, then PMI is a pretty good measure." James said, we have seen a gradual improvement, purchasing managers index since July last year, and now we in growth territory Butterfill, Coutts's global equity strategist.
German bond yields touched the highest since March 2012 as investors sold after low-risk government bonds, exceeding market expectations of business activity data and market expectations the Federal Reserve will soon slow stimulation.
German ten-year bond yields rose as high as 1.943 percent, higher than 4 basis points, to close at 1.92 percent.
German government bond futures fell as low as 139.46,2012 years, the lowest level since October. Debt settlement price fell 41 ticks 139.73.
For most of the session Treasury prices fell, sending yields higher. The benchmark 10-year note was up 1/32 for a yield of 2.8881 percent.
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USDJPY hit a high point in more than two weeks 98.80 yen, breaking past August 15 of 98.66 yen, the initial resistance, has served as the peak. This is the last trading day, at 98.72 yen, up 1.09 percent.
Euro lost nearly cut trade balance. This is the last trading day of $ 1.3355, down 0.01%.
Brent crude oil prices hovered near $ 110 a barrel, as optimistic data from China and the euro zone renewed hope from two of the world's largest energy consumer in strong demand, while oil exports from Libya is still limited strikes and unrest.
October Brent crude futures settled at $ 109.90 a barrel, up 9 cents. U.S. crude futures rose $ 1.18 to close at $ 105.03.
 



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