World markets were mostly lower
The U.S.A Real Estate markets were mostly lower on Monday, as shareholders sustained to articulate wariness over the worldwide economic revitalization. European shares resisted and most stocks in Asia ended the session lower. U.S. financial markets are closed Monday in ceremonial of Independence Day. Investors were cautious as they digested the latest U.S. employment report, on the loose Friday, which painted a grim picture of the job market.Europe:Most important European directories rose at the open on Monday, but then lost position. Britain's FTSE 100 ended the day down 0.3%, while the CAC 40 in France dropped 0.5%. Germany's DAX also ended down 0.3%.Shares of BP (BP) rose 2% in London after Britain's Sunday Times reported that the company is seeking strategic investors to fight a potential takeover following the Gulf oil spill, which so far has cost the company $3.12 billion.
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