European shares are expected to open in fall today, amid the decline in interest rates in China.
Shares are likely to continue the trend of the Asian session, after the People's Bank fell for the third time interest rates since November onwards.
Meanwhile in Europe continue negotiations between creditors and Greece hopes of the government of the country to reach a consensus. Today in Brussels, the finance ministers of the Eurozone.
Once it became clear election results in the United Kingdom, re-elected Prime Minister David Cameron ruled out as an option in Scotland to hold a new referendum on independence despite profit of Scottish nationalists.
Today BoE announces interest rate decisions, as no change is expected from a record low 0.5%
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