Europe wakes up this morning despite the uncertain grounds for optimism here today and appear portends a good day. First, the closure of Nasdaq, who liberated from the nightmare of rates and the Fed (now seems obvious that Greenspan will raise rates not) terminated an increase of 2.03% This should give a boost to technology and chipmaker also Europe. Addition, the rumored alliance between AT & T and British Telecom could also give new breath to the telecom massacred by the controversy on the shaft Umts which ended yesterday in Germany. Negatively, however, remains a weak euro against the dollar, the price of oil that weighs like a sword of Damocles over inflation. Signals that leave preagire a move next week the ECB towards a rate hike, which the financial markets certainly did not need at this time. London marks now +0.4%, +0.3%’s DAX and the CAC remains attuned to equality.