According to Bloomberg, stocks continued their growth on Thursday as positive results of earnings allowed investors forget about worst month for global equities in more than six years.

Dollar fell with Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index losing as much as 0,6%, while British pound fell. Euro gained 0,8% to $1,14. Japanese yen grew by 0,1% to 112,78 per dollar.

S&P 500 futures are 0,4% up as more than half of companies already issued earnings reports. Most Asian indexes are in green today. All-Country World Index of MSCI gained 0,3%. MSCI gauge for emerging markets grew by 1%.

Telecom and travel companies are leading Stoxx Europe 600 index today, which gained 0,4%.

US Treasuries yield is up to 3,16%. Yields of German and British 10-year bonds gained to 0,41% and 1,461% respectively.

Oil price is going down after Russia increased output. WTI oil lost 0,4% and is traded for $65,07 per barrel. Gold price is 1,3% up to $1230,03 per ounce. LME copper price grew by 0,9% to $6046 per ton. Bloomberg Commodity Index gained 0,5%.