European markets have opened mostly lower today, as investors played safe and looked forward to the release of much anticipated US payroll data that is expected to shed some light on the US Federal Reserve’s monetary stimulus outlook.
Closer home, investors eye UK public sector net borrowing data, which is expected to reveal that public borrowing have increased by £10.40 billion in September, lower than a £11.45 billion increase in the previous month.
European markets have opened mostly lower today, as investors played safe and looked forward to the release of much anticipated US payroll data that is expected to shed some light on the US Federal Reserve’s monetary stimulus outlook.
Closer home, investors eye UK public sector net borrowing data, which is expected to reveal that public borrowing have increased by £10.40 billion in September, lower than a £11.45 billion increase in the previous month.
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