Stock market: Thursday results. [E]

Closing:
Nikkei +36.41, (+0.20)% 15,503.74.
FTSE 100 +25.90 (+0.55%) 5,749.70
DOW +87.73 (+0.79%) 11,256.04
NASDAQ +36.25 (+1.66%) 2,215.13
S&P 500 +14.77 (+1.16%) 1,284.86
10YR +5/32 5.1% 100 5/32

Japanese stocks rose on Thursday. USD gains positively influenced on Japanese exporters shares.
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. were The leaders.
Matsushita, the largest world manufacturer of consumer electronics added 2.5%, Toyota +1.5%, and Canon Inc. +1.4%.
Such energy companies as Inpex Holdings Inc., the Japanese extracting giant Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. lost yesterday as oil dropped.

The European stock markets on Thursday have grown despite on banking losses after optimistic FOMC Minutes. The extracting companies shares also fell as the commodity market decreased. Traders informed on pare bets in the municipal sector, and the largest outsiders were RWE and Eon.
CAC 40 +17.11 4,947.29 DAX INDEX +14.73 5,707.59 FTSE 100 INDEX +25.90 5,749.70.

USA stock market closed in green.
In the beginning of day support to the market was rendered with growth of power sector which covered recent losses. Oil has again come nearer to a mark $71 per barrel after an output of US weekly data oil inventories. Rise of CVX, COP, OXY, HAL, RIG and DVN that also supported market
After the bell the Institute of Supply Management informed manufacturing index in May decreased to 54.4 against prior data 57.3 and forecasts of 55.7.
General Motors informed about losses of 16% more than expected 11%. Chrysler Group May profits (-11%) appeared also below the forecasts.(-8.6%). Ford Motor retails felt on 1.9% (-7.6% forecasted). Toyota Motor adds as usual(+17%). Yesterday main indexes rose to session highs.
Technological sector strengthening more than 1.0 % that prompted Nasdaq growth and became one of the top leaders. Among Dow components, AT&T shares were in the lead after upgraded from CIBC World Markets. Alcoa strengthening gave an additional support to " blue chips". Alcoa avoided strike (+2%).
June future NYMEX crude lost $0.89 to $70.40 by the end of trading.
Trade volumes: NYSE 1.36 bln.shr; Nasdaq - 1.70 bln.