The holidays are over, and Europe is back on the trading stage

Vacation days have also ended in Europe, with investors and traders preparing to return to the game. Early indications of opening up the major indices do not indicate almost any difference in closing prices from before the Catholic Easter. The momentum for the moment remains neutral and Europeans will have to catch up with the events of the last days.

We expect the indices to stay flat almost today, as market participants re-position themselves. Today, there is also no foundation for Europe in the economic calendar to influence. An exception is made only for Sales of New Homes in the United States at 17:00. But keep your thoughts on the foundation. The UK Parliament is resuming work, which means Brexit's spiral is spinning again. May returns freshly to the idea of ​​uniting opposition, parliament and government to achieve the common goal, but regrettably she is met with attacks and resignations. The rumor machine goes out with full steam so the future is on the lookout.

The reporting season is also coming to a halt for both the United States and Europe, and today we expect the reports from Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Untied Technologies and Verizon. For Europe this week we expect the bank accounts of UBS, Credit Suisse, Barclays, Deutsche Bank and RBS.

It is in Asia that the shares ended mixed in anticipation of the reports, and meanwhile oil rose to six months after the deepening of the drama with Iran.

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