Europe Set to Open Higher with Data in Focus
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Milan and the European Stock Exchanges are on the rise and the yields of the declining government bonds while the oil slightly goes back after the president in the US, Donald Trump, denied other attacks on Iran before the mid term elections. (ANSA)
Stock market indices rose on Wall Street last week, while most European markets fell as investors were concerned about elevated oil prices and bond yields.
European stock markets closed the last trading day of the week higher.
At the close, the benchmark index Stoxx Europe 600 rose 0.97 percent to 631.55 points. In Italy, the FTSE MIB index increased by 0.91 percent to 49,746.31 points, in Germany the DAX 40 index rose by 1.13 percent to 25,087.27 points, and in the UK...
European stock markets closed the last trading day of the week higher; the Stoxx Europe 600 rose 0.97 percent to 631.55 points. In Germany, the DAX 40 gained 1.13 percent, and in the UK, the FTSE 100 rose 1.06 percent, with optimism about a potential decrease in geopolitical risks prevailing.
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