Exchanges in Europe were closed recession against a background of speculation about the U.S. Fed meeting

Trading on major European stock markets ended on Tuesday recession against the backdrop of speculation around the upcoming application of the Federal Reserve System (FRS), the United States in the field of monetary policy, according to the Agency France Presse.

By the closing of the auctions the British index FTSE 100 fell by 0.47% - up to a mark 5 576.19 points. Deutsch DAX fell by 0.30% - 6 275.98. The French CAC 40 up trading down on 0,10% - to 3 784.40.

Speculation around the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting to be held later on Tuesday, were able to overpower the overall positive background in the European region, including reports of successful placement of government bond Ireland and Spain, and short-term treasury bills Greece.