London (AFP) - European stock markets diverged Friday with traders student main election results and gains in Britain that they expected data on the use of the United States key.
Benchmark FTSE 100 in London fell by 0.28% at 5,903.11 points late morning deals. DAX 30 Frankfurt has increased from 0.60% to 7,420.63 points and in Paris the CAC 40 index grew up 0.39% to 4,018.33.
The index, Stoxx 50 companies of the tempered Euro 0.05% to 2,924.26 points.
The markets were nervous before us non-farm data pays to be published at 1230 GMT.
Prior to this date, economists have been assessing the implications in the UK of punitive defeat for the Liberal Democrats in local elections.
The junior coalition partners suffered huge losses through England to the vote on Thursday, while the Conservatives of Prime Minister David Cameron has survived largely unharmed.
Lib Dem leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said that his party had taken the brunt of the responsibility of the deep spending cuts introduced by the coalition years to rein in Britain's record deficit.
CITI Bank Group economist Michael Saunders concluded Friday: "it will be another 2-3 years before the budget deficit of the United Kingdom is back to tolerable levels... and if the coalition splinters before this date, the capacity of the United Kingdom to return to financial viability will be very much in doubt."
In the news of the company Friday, Royal Bank of Scotland said its loss net more than double to € 528 million pounds (594 million euros, $ 866 million) in the first quarter, the Bank has saved the State has been affected by the costs of rescue.
However the Bank improved underlying performance helped helped send its prices share six per cent to 42.91 pence in London on the rise.
Moreover, recently formed International Airlines Group won 2.85% to 253 pence after the Group combining British Airways and Spanish carrier Iberia announced a net profit of the first quarter of 33 million euros ($48 million).
The profit after the figure of tax for the three months to March 31 from an estimated net loss of 243 million euros in the first quarter of 2010, AIG said in a statement of results.
AIG, which was formed in January, posted a profit after increasing capacity and greatly reducing most of the costs. However it with a 31% increase of the cost of fuel during the reporting period.
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