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European stocks advanced to a two- week high as a report showed that hiring in the U.S. last month increased more than forecast.

As for the regional statistics have been issued on the production PMI Markit Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the eurozone. Spanish index fell more than expected, from 44.6 to 43.5 (vs. 44.0), Italian weakened from 45.7 to 45.5, as expected. French indicator rose from 42.7 to 46.0 vs. 45.7. The final euro-zone rose from 45.3 to 45.4, showing a small but unexpected change.

National benchmark indexes climbed in 16 of the 18 western European (SXXP) markets. The U.K.’s FTSE 100 added 0.1 percent. France’s CAC 40 rose 0.5 percent and Germany’s DAX added 0.4 percent.

Beiersdorf jumped 7.2 percent to 60.70 euros, the highest price since at least January 1996, after the maker of Nivea skin-care products raised its 2012 forecast for sales growth to as much as 4 percent, from a previous prediction of 3 percent.

A gauge of carmakers rose 1.2 percent for the second-best performance among the 19 industry groups in the Stoxx 600. BMW advanced 2.7 percent to 65 euros after saying U.S. sales climbed 21 percent in October. Daimler added 1.6 percent to 37.09 euros.

Alcatel-Lucent slumped 5.5 percent to 77.9 euro cents after posting a third-quarter net loss of 146 million euros, compared with a profit of 194 million euros a year earlier. The phone- equipment maker, whose shares have dropped 36 percent so far this year, is France’s most-shorted stock, based on data compiled by financial-information provider Markit, signaling a growing number of investors are predicting further declines.

Deutsche Telekom AG dropped 2.6 percent to 8.66 euros. The company may cut its dividend from next year by as much as a third, Handelsblatt reported, citing unidentified supervisory board members.

U.S. stock futures rose as hiring increased more than forecast in October.

Global Stocks:

Nikkei  9,051.22 +104.35 +1.17%
Hang Seng 22,111.33 +289.46 +1.33%
Shanghai Composite 2,117.05 +12.62 +0.60%
FTSE  5,886.31 +24.39 +0.42%
CAC  3,496.53 +21.13 +0.61%
DAX 7,382.28 +46.61 +0.64%
Crude oil $86.85 -0,28%
Gold $1695.30 -1.18%

Trading in Europe start lowering the major indexes. This was a reaction to corporate reporting. ArcelorMittal shares fell by 6.4% due to lower quarterly profit up three-year low. Also negatively affected by the fact of reducing analysts Goldman Sachs forecast on Japan's GDP.

Small positive background created macroeconomic data. The index of business activity in France, Germany and the Eurozone was slightly above analysts' forecasts.

FTSE 100 5,861.25 -0.67 -0.01%

CAC 40 3,469.14 -6.26 -0.18%

DAX 7,335.88 +0.21 0.00%

BG Group Plc shares have fallen by 14%, due to lower energy production. Capitalization of Air France-KLM Group and Deutsche Lufthansa AG and raised to at least 7% after Europe's largest airline announced earnings exceeding analysts' forecasts.

Asian stocks rose after reports on U.S. employment and manufacturing topped estimates and confidence among American consumers climbed to a four-year high. A gauge of Chinese shares listed in Hong Kong rallied 20 percent from a September low.

Nikkei 225 9,051.22 +104.35 +1.17%

S&P/ASX 200 4,460.05 +2.40 +0.05%

Shanghai Composite 2,117.05 +12.62 +0.60%

BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s largest mining company, climbed 1.8 percent.

Sands China Ltd., the Macau casino operator controlled by billionaire Sheldon Adelson, gained 4.8 percent as spending by middle-class Chinese gamblers boosted profit 17 percent.

Sharp Corp. slid 2.4 percent after the TV maker forecast a record loss and said there was “material doubt” about its survival.

Asian stocks fell as Panasonic Corp. led declines among Japanese electronics makers after forecasting a loss 30 times bigger than analysts estimated, overshadowing a report China’s manufacturing output expanded for the first time in three months.

Nikkei 225 8,946.87 +18.58 +0.21%

S&P/ASX 200 4,457.65 -59.35 -1.31%

Shanghai Composite 2,104.43 +35.55 +1.72%

Panasonic plunged 19 percent, the most since at least 1974, to lead declines on the MSCI Asia Pacific Index.

Arrium Ltd. tumbled 13 percent after a consortium that includes Noble Group Ltd. and Posco dropped an attempt to buy the Australian steelmaker.

Wipro Ltd. climbed 3.5 percent in Mumbai after India’s third-largest software exporter agreed to separate its consumer care and lighting businesses.

Change % Change Last

Nikkei 225 8,946.87 +18.58 +0.21%

S&P/ASX 200 4,457.65 -59.35 -1.31%

Shanghai Composite 2,104.43 +35.55 +1.72%

FTSE 100 5,857.29 +74.59 +1.29%

CAC 40 3,472.16 +42.89 +1.25%

DAX 7,327.2 +66.57 +0.92%     

Dow +136.16 13,232.62 +1.04%

Nasdaq +42.83 3,020.06 +1.44%

S&P +15.43 1,427.59 +1.09%