European markets have opened lower today, as investors remain on sidelines amid some mixed corporate results and ahead of some important UK and Eurozone economic data.
Closer home, investors await the preliminary reading of the UK third-quarter GDP data, due later today. Meanwhile, Bank of England’s Mark Carney unveiled a slew of changes in its money-market operations to widen capital access and reduce the cost of liquidity insurance in nation’s financial system.
European markets have opened lower today, as investors remain on sidelines amid some mixed corporate results and ahead of some important UK and Eurozone economic data.
Closer home, investors await the preliminary reading of the UK third-quarter GDP data, due later today. Meanwhile, Bank of England’s Mark Carney unveiled a slew of changes in its money-market operations to widen capital access and reduce the cost of liquidity insurance in nation’s financial system.
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