European equities are expected to open lower Thursday ahead of a monetary policy meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB) on Thursday.The bank is expected to hold fire on any additional stimulus this month, however, despite the euro zone being falling back into deflation territory in September. 15:30 will start the European Central Bank press conference.
In the U.K., Bank of England Governor Mark Carney delivered an upbeat assessment of Britain's membership of the European Union on Wednesday but he warned of potential pitfalls, as the country prepares to vote on membership of the single market.
Earnings come from Novozymes, Pernod ricard, Eurotunnel, Orange, Publicis, Daimler, AkzoNobel, Roche and Anglo-American.
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