"This could reflect some increase in risk tolerance with more positive investor sentiment generally in response to reduced uncertainties over the euro zone, " says Peter Damesick, chairman of research in Europe, the Middle East and Africa for CBRE.
The recent ECB and BoJ policy statements have reduced the likelihood of a Euro-zone rate cut and has increased pressure on Governor Shirakawa at the BoJ to take further action.
The European Central Bank also on Thursday said it has reduced its economic growth forecast for the Euro zone, predicting zero growth in 2013 from its previous forecast of 0.3% growth.
Not least, he says that the impact of the outage could have been reduced if clients had been using more than one availability zone to run their cloud businesses.