European equities are expected to open higher Thursday as investors anticipate more stimulus from the European Central Bank (ECB) when it meets next week.The meeting of the ECB's monetary policy committee on December 3th is firmly in focus for markets in Europe.The euro speculatively dropped to a more than seven-month low of $1.0565 on Wednesday.
Asian trade is in correlation with growth in industrial metals. (Nikkei 225: 19,976.77, +129.19, +0.65%; Hang Seng: 22,719.63, +221.63, +0.99%; S & P / ASX 200: 5,221, +27.32, + 0.53%; Shanghai Composite: 3,657.07, +9.14, +0.25%; Topix: 1,604.36, +9.69, +0.61%)
Today is expected Hollande meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. In political news it will give important direction of events after France pointedly did not support the actions of Turkey, amid complete silence so far from Germany. Putin said that Russia began full limitation of trade with Turkey.
George Osborne took advantage of stronger forecasts for tax revenues to scrap an unpopular plan to cut some benefits for low-earners.
U.S. markets will be closed on Thursday and most of Friday afternoon for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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