The most important Russia search engine Yandex soars, first day of trading

Shares of Yandex, which were sold for $25 (16 pounds) a piece on Wall Street, rose further by 40pc in their first day of trading Tuesday on the Nasdaq, valuing the company billion $. The first is less than a week after the actions of LinkedIn, the professional networking site, has more than doubled on the first day of trading.

Account assessments required of these two companies raises concerns that investors are repeating the error of ten years, when the dotcom companies shares soared before crashing spectacularly. Most analysts say puzzle of today is not whether internet companies are money - those who attempt to float are - but if they can support the growth of the profits necessary to justify their assessments.

Currently, Yandex, which was founded by two technologists who have gathered at the school, enjoys a 65pc of the market share of the research in Russia but faces a tough competition to Google. Russia online advertising revenues jumped 51pc in the course of the past two years, according to the Association of the agencies of Communication, which is based in Moscow.

The flotation, which saw Yandex raise 5.3 $1, has also seen existing investors, including hedge fund Tiger Global Management, sell a portion of their shares. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank managed the sale.

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Why prices for raw materials important both for the FTSE

Therefore, when the strong growth in China's manufacturing plant and United States, more great economy of the planet, prices of products improved economic data points increase and take blue-chip index Britain with them.

The power produced players also means the FTSE may increase even when the British economy remains weak, because their production sites and markets are largely outside of the country.

In 2010, minor Indonesian coal Vallar struck an agreement that will bring the company list in London, and Africa Barrick Gold, the Tanzanian assets of Barrick Gold Canada, also listed in London.

Swiss products giant Glencore trade is supposed to list in London to 2011 and he is also a Brazilian mining company Vale speculation, can ask a joint list here, which she would join FTSE 100.

Before Christmas, FTSE rose above 6,000 points for the first time in 30 months, driven by energy companies price of oil reaching $91 per barrel.

Copper also reached a record high at the end of 2010, $ 9,660 per tonne.

In rally on Tuesday, the first day of trading for the FTSE in 2011, BP, Shell and minor Anglo American were corporations which led to the increase.

Speculation of a public bid for BP by Shell pushed higher, the oil giant actions as positive economic data from some United States and Europe and a rise in the price of oil.

While keep oil and metals prices climbing, its value for London work hard to maintain its position as leading stock products market worldwide.

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