European equities are expected to open higher Wednesday as investors look ahead to the conclusions of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy meeting and latest earnings from Volkswagen and a range of other companies. Markets have been jumpy in recent months, awaiting the Fed's first interest rate hike in nine years, but a spate of weak data recently could put a hike on the back-burner. Risk buying will be avoided, while Janet Yellen send a strong and clear message.
Investors in Europe will be closely watching third quarter earnings from scandal hit carmaker Volkswagen Wednesday. Other European earnings come from Heineken, Altice, Lloyds, Next, GSK, Statoil, Fiat Chrysler and DSV.
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