European stock exchanges are mixed.
The Stoxx Europe 600 indicator index is 536.1 points above the closing, the DAX 40 index in Germany decreased by 0.4 percent, 21.423 points, and the FTSE 100 index in the UK is 8.571 points.
The MIB 30 index in Italy was traded at 36.541 points with a loss of 0.5 percent, the IBEX 35 index in Spain increased by 1 percent of 12.509 points and the CAC 40 index decreased by 0.2 percent in France.
While the news streaming of the United States continues to make it difficult, the global markets are mixed before the intense data agenda to be announced today.
While the mixed travel in the European stock exchanges stands out, US President Donald Trump’s decision to postpone customs duties on Canada and Mexico is also optimistic that the European Union (EU) can avoid tariffs.
Analysts recorded that the EU is too early for the US to take a sigh of relief on additional customs duties, and that additional customs duties for Brussels are expected to be announced in a short time.
Analysts stated that market participants have evaluated the risk of the risk of the US’s additional customs duties so far as manageable, and that the EU side is expected to keep the negotiation roads open with the US in case of announcement of additional customs duties.
On the other hand, the producer Price Index (PPI) data for December to be announced in the Euro Region is located in the focus of investors. Inflation, which has recently gained solidarity in the region, is expected to give more information about the regional economy.
Analysts, the EURFE ZONE, as well as the PPI in the USA, as well as ADP private sector employment and foreign trade balance as well as the worldwide service sector PMI data will be followed, he said.
