Aviva plc (LON: AV) shares went up to 385.70 points, ater a collapse by -5.50 (-1.41%) at the beginning of British trading. BP plc (LON: BP) continued its decline to 380.15 points, losing -10.45 (-2.68%).
BP plc (LON: BP) becomes attractive investment once again, following a string of failed trades and numerous scandals. BP plc (LON: BP) shares are rising to 393.65 points, gained +5.30 (1.36%) at the very beginning.
U.S. stock market Friday’s negative trend did not become a threat to some companies shares. The exceptions were: The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO), The Travelers Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TRV) and BP plc (LON: BP).
BP plc (NYSE: BP) shares have gone out of the red zone suddenly and came close to 36.40 points. BP gained +0.16 points (0.44%) at the end of the auction.
Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) slipped to 11.74 points, losing -0.15 (-1.26%). Analysts’ expectations of car industry recovery failed. At the same time, BP plc (LON: BP) shares suddenly began to rise.
BP plc (LON: BP) shares fall during this week, but… English oil company British Petroleum plc (LON: BP) may sell its 50 percent stake in Russian-British TNK-BP, – wrote earlier British newspapers. But, the rumors are not true.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to trade in negative zone. The Dow Jones index fell to 10,228.30 points, losing -1.80%. BP plc (LON: BP) shares dropped in price down to 386.70 points, falling by 10.90 (-2.74%).
BP plc (LON: BP) shares continue falling towards 393.50 points, losing -4.10 (-1.03%) in the middle of the auction. Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) shares also go into the red, accounting for 76.69 points (-0.45%).
The British stock market remains in the green zone. FTSE 100 close to 5,314.19 points, gaining +11.32 (0.21%) in the middle of the trading session. The Open Knowledge analysts believe that the bullish trend capture the market in late trading.
BHP Billiton plc (LON: BLT) shares dropped to 1,883.00, down -33.00 (-1.72%). BP plc (LON: BP) falls to 402.30, losing -5.70 (-1.40%). The British FTSE 100 index remains below 5,305.00, having fallen to -45.88 (-0.86%).