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Shares, oil up as investors bet monetary policy stays easy

European stock price soar, rising oil prices and gold buying (Tuesday) for four days, even fall as investors bet main central bank will keep loose monetary policy meeting this week.
The central bank to provide liquidity to promote the risk asset market rise, although this year in the world economic recovery and investors have been looking for that will continue to support a tinkering.
"The central bank protection shortcomings, but the question now is how long," said lex rob van damm, in hampshire, ted capital hedge fund manager.
Comment (Monday) the United States federal reserve officials support the aggressive monetary stimulus policy, and it was decided that the reserve bank of Australia to keep the interest rate in the record low drive, in the hope that these policies will remain the same.
In Europe, optimistic remove pan-european blue index FTSEurofirst 300 index. FTEU3 to a new two-year high more than 1%, to 1178.12 point. Although London rich 100 index. Rich, Paris CAC - index FCHI and Frankfurt DAX index GDAXI significantly high open.
Gold rose nearly 0.5%, to $1580.76 per ounce, after four trading days waterfall.
Copper, iron ore and oil have benefited from the Chinese government promised to realize economic growth this year 7.5%.
Us crude oil futures rose 0.5%, and brent rose 0.6% to $110.75 a barrel in the $90.55. < O/R >
 



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