European markets have opened higher today, amid easing tensions over the financial health of a major Portuguese bank and ahead of the Euro-zone industrial production data for May.
Closer home, market participants await the BRC retail sales data which is widely expected to show that like-for-like retail sales rose at a faster pace in June. Traders are also expected to keep a tab on the European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi’s speech before the European Parliament Committee scheduled later today.
European markets have opened higher today, amid easing tensions over the financial health of a major Portuguese bank and ahead of the Euro-zone industrial production data for May.
Closer home, market participants await the BRC retail sales data which is widely expected to show that like-for-like retail sales rose at a faster pace in June. Traders are also expected to keep a tab on the European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi’s speech before the European Parliament Committee scheduled later today.
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