European stocks are expected to open higher on Monday amid a rebound in oil prices and as investors digest the latest U.S. jobs data.
Amid protests in Athens and Thessaloniki, the Greek parliament late Sunday approved a controversial package of pension and tax reforms in order to meet fiscal targets agreed with lenders in return for a third bailout of 86 billion euros.
There are no major earnings on Monday.
Asian stocks fell on Monday amid the rally in oil prices and as investors digested the latest weak trade data from China that was released on Sunday.
Mainland China markets saw the biggest declines on Monday with the Shanghai composite down 2.23 percent, while the Shenzhen composite sagged 2.94 percent.
On Monday, oil markets are also in focusas prices rallied 2 percent at the start of Asia's trading session on supply outages in Canada. Crude Oil WTI is trading around 45.36, Brent Oil around 45.83, the spread between both varieties remains below 0,50 USD.
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