European markets are expected to open lower today, following mostly negative sentiment from the Asian session.
Today is a holiday in Britain and the FTSE will be closed. France's CAC are expected to open 24 points lower at 4418 and German DAX to open 70 points lower at 10518 price.
The last statement from Jannet Yellen on Friday raised the likelihood of an increase in interest rates in the US, which is negative for the indices.
Additional prerequisite corrective movements of the indices is the recent decline in oil prices. Currently black gold is traded for 46.97$ a barrel.
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