European stocks will probably open with a fall in today's trading session, as investors await the results after the meeting of the Federal Reserve.
Fed meets in two-day meeting and is expected to present an opinion on interest rates at 21:00 today, the statement from the bank will come shortly after Release of the level of Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter (at 15:30 ) According to economists polled by Reuters, the pace of growth will slow to 1%, compared to 2.2% for the previous reporting period.
In other news, Saudi Prince Salman appointed Interior Minister Mohammed bin Nayef, the new heir to the monarch.
Britain, David Cameron, who leads election campaign promised to introduce a law prohibiting any increase in income tax.
The effects of earthquakes in Nepal continues to dominate the world media. People stranded in remote villages and cities across the country are still waiting for help, and number of deaths continues to grow, until it is about 4600 people.
Today we expect revenue data Volkswagon and Barclays, ABB, DSM. Eurozone important results are expected for the business climate and economic confidence.
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