27 September 2011 are the main story, last updated at 15: 07 date 14: 43 GMT-GMTMarket IndexCurrent ValueTrendVariation VariationGlobal % shares read you risen further heavy grows the hope that a comprehensive package to solve the eurozone debt crisis agrees the eurozone heads of State and Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The optimism is followed by discussions at the G20 and IMF sessions at the weekend.
A number of ideas were discussed according to reports, including the promotion of the size of the eurozone bailout Fund.
Under the direction of banks, Germany's Dax index was 4.9%, French CAC 4.4% of the UK FTSE 3.4% and the Dow Jones 2%.
Earlier, Asian shares also rose, with Japanese Nikkei index up 2.8%.
Strengthening of the banks?The increased optimism comes despite officials of the European Union stressed that no great plan of action was agreed at the weekend.
Investors focused instead on what reportedly was strengthening the large European banks, taken by all defaults debt obligations could, should proposed at the meetings, which also did.
Another reported proposal is a possible 50%-Abschreibung of the Greek government debt.
Read the main storythe optimistic the tip on hopes that we see have taken European politicians control could further have with the current situation in the coming weeks. "But there still a lot concerns are"end of Deutsche finance quote Keith Bowman Hargreaves Lansdown however late on Monday Minister Wolfgang Schäuble to the proposal, which the eurozone up bailout funds that could doubt European facility for financial stability.
He said: "We give it the tools when needed ready." "Then we use it effectively, but we have no intention of increasing its volume."
On Thursday, Germany are to vote approval proposals in July extending the powers of the EFSF, to buy the bonds of the highly indebted countries and credit are available to both Governments would allow under enabled banks.
Bank shares were among the riser cards of the largest in Europe. In France, the BNP Paribas to 12.7%, Société Générale was 11.7%, Natixis Crédit Agricole, and 9.5% 9.3%.
In Germany, Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank and 11% had increased by 10.8%. In the UK, Barclays was 6.9%.
The eurozone debt crisis affecting the world economy also as feared facilitates increased oil prices on the extent.
US light crude rose $2.25 by $1.45 to $105.39 to $82.49 per barrel, while Brent crude added.
The spot price of gold rose by 2.5% to $1.672, but analysts said this was by the dollars in value, so that the previous metal somewhat cheaper for holders of other currencies.
Meanwhile strengthened euro against dollar, rising to $1.3628 of $1.3523 on Monday.
Keith Bowman, market analyst at financial services group Hargreaves Lansdown, warned that the rise in share prices to be short-lived.
He said "The optimistic the top get with the current situation have taken on hopes that we could see, European politicians in the handle in the coming weeks".
"But there is still a lot of concern." "Investors remain on the success of the measures planned skeptical, to solve the eurozone credit crisis."
Greek discussions Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou - whose country has concern been debt - in the heart of the eurozone will talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel later Tuesday keep, his country when cut to discuss budget deficit.Previously, he has a speech, German entrepreneur, urging to help his country from the current crisis.
He said that German Finance would be no investment in the last error, but in the future.
Mr Papandreou comes meeting with Mrs Merkel, as policy makers decide whether it will release the last tranche of the Greek bailout funds.
The European Commission, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) should in Athens this week Greece progress in cutting its debt.
Together will decide whether the last tranche must release the bailout funds, that the Greek Government to pay their bills.
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