Stock market: Monday results.[E]

Closing:

Nikkei +66.44 (+0.43%) 15571.62

FTSE 100 +51.00 (+0.9%) 5884.40

DOW +77.80 (+0.7%) 11228.02

NASDAQ +18.34 (+0.84%) 2190.43

S&P 500 +9.99 (+0.78%) 1280.19

10YR 99 22/32 -6/32 5.16%

On Monday Japan stock market closed in black. Nikkei gained 4-weeks high after Tankan data output. Besides strong report led more speculations BOJ rates hike is nearly foreseen.

Nissan Motor Co. (+0.6%) climbed after giant-investor General Motors Corp. merge offer with Nissan and Renault SA.

Sumitomo Mitsui added 1.7%; Resona Holdings Inc. + 4.4%; Komatsu + 2.2%.

Retailers were also in demand especially Aeon Co. (+2.4%) after data testified salary lift in Japan fuelling speculations Consumer Spending raise.

EU stock indexes set to gains on possible M&A between Banca Popolare Italiana Scrl and William Morrison Supermarkets Plc. Zurich Financial Services AG (+1%) lifted after the company has declared intention to reduce 1,000 workplaces to reduce charges.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc (+0.8 %) and Total SA (+0.6 %) leaded on oil 8-week high extend.

EU M&A made this year $893 bln. in an annual estimations that appeared the record one.

Prior year figures estimated $384 bln. in a first half a year.

Banca Popolare Italiana climbed on 5.7% after highlighted Societe Generale SA, Fortis and Deutsche Bank AG. merge offer.

William Morrison shares added 3.7% lead by Observer publication that company can be sold for 6 bln. sterling ($11.1 bln.) to the found of Texas Pacific Group, CVC Capital Partners Ltd. and Permira Advisers LLP.

US stock market continued Friday's gains.

The Wall Street is driven by economy data issued recently. Weak data on manufacturing ISM wind up possible economy growth delay forcing speculations the Federal Reserve will hold off on raising interest rates. Trade volumes donтАЩt go above the middle value as futures market today is closed and stock market and bond market work in the reduced mode.

US financial markets will be closed on Tuesday on Independence Day celebrations.

Before the bell the ISM data was highlighted. As figures show June index dropped to 53.8 from 54.4 in May.

The separate report showed constructions expenses fall on 0.4% in May after +0.1% gain in April.

Corporate front: GM continued Fridays lift after Kirk Kerkorian's stressed to begin talks on a possible alliance between Renault and Nissan Motor Corp. Renault headquarters approved on Monday prospects on a possible merge with GM.

EADS fell despite messages on dismissal of two workers because of the aviabuilder industrial failures.

Trade volumes: NYSE 767 mln. shr; Nasdaq 754 mln.