European markets have opened mostly in negative territory today, as investors took a breather after yesterday’s sharp gains triggered by the European Central Bank’s decision to cut interest rates and introduce stimulus measures.
Closer home, a report on consumer inflation expectations will attract market attention for further cues. Additionally, Eurozone revised second-quarter GDP and US employment figures will keep investors on their toes. Market participants will also track updates on peace talks between Ukraine’s President and pro-Russian rebels.
European markets have opened mostly in negative territory today, as investors took a breather after yesterday’s sharp gains triggered by the European Central Bank’s decision to cut interest rates and introduce stimulus measures.
Closer home, a report on consumer inflation expectations will attract market attention for further cues. Additionally, Eurozone revised second-quarter GDP and US employment figures will keep investors on their toes. Market participants will also track updates on peace talks between Ukraine’s President and pro-Russian rebels.
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