European stock indices are moving in different directions

Market in Europe is not observed habitual activity, as in connection with the Catholic Christmas closing of most countries, including the trade of Germany, Italy and Switzerland.

As before, the focus of the market is still a threat to the "fiscal cliff" in the United States. U.S. President Barack Obama expressed confidence that the U.S. would avoid the "fiscal cliff." President's words came during a press conference, television channel CBS.

His statement the White House made after talks with Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid and Republican Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives John Boehner.

Gross domestic product (GDP) in the UK according to final data rose by 0.9% in the III quarter of 2012. with respect to the II quarter, reported the National Bureau of Statistics of the country. Analysts had forecast a growth rate of 1%. Previously reported preliminary data on GDP growth in the UK in the III quarter of 2012. by 1.0%.

FTSE 100 5,952.20 -0.21% +12.21

DAX 7,636.23 -35.87 -0.47%

CAC 3,655.54 -5.39 -0.15%

Shares D'Ieteren SA, has been repairing windows of vehicles fell by 14%. The company downgraded earnings for 2012 and expects to reduce the indicator in 2013 by at least 10%.

It is estimated D'Ieteren, before tax profit excluding one-time factors on the results of this year will be reduced by 30%, while November 8 predicted decline of 25%.