European equities are expected to open higher on Tuesday despite volatile trade in China, following a rout in the previous session.
Asian markets remain firmly in focus for investors after Chinese equities plunged on Monday on the back of weaker manufacturing surveys that renewed concerns for the country's growth prospects. (Nikkei 225: +0.05 %; Hang Seng: -0.02 %; S&P/ASX 200: -1.56 %; Shanghai Composite: +0.41 %; Topix: +0.02 %.)
Investors are also keeping an eye on rapidly deteriorating relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
On the data front, flash December inflation data for the euro zone is due on Tuesday. Corporate earnings are due from Next and HTC.
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