European markets are expected to open on mixed territory.
London UKX is expected to open 3 points points higher at 6700, the German DAX 5 points lower at 9976 and the French CAC 1 point lower at 4329, according to IG.
Investors reassess the options for easing expected by central banks.
Additional question remains stimulating the manufacturing sector in China.
It is expected cautious trading, all in anticipation of the upcoming meeting of the ECB tomorrow and the statement by President Mario Draghi. Expectations are for no change in interest rates, but to declare a new package of quantitative easing.
A drop in the International Monetary Fund outlook for growth in European Union and Britain is negative for indices.
Today we expect PPI data from Germany at 9:00, consumer confidence in the Eurozone at 17:00 and unemployment rates in the UK at 11:30.
Reports today will be published by SAP, Iberdrola, Nordea, Eurotunnel and Electrolux.
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