German car maker Daimler AG is on the scene with the first update from the autos sector this season. It will be closely watched for comments on trade not only about other automobile names but also about other trade-sensitive stocks.
Technically, the shares of the German auto giant breakthrough the short trend channel and a key resistance zone. If data from the maker of the world's most luxury car brand today meets the expectations of investors, we may see a mid-term upsurge in the stock price.
The banking sector is constantly changing mood poles after BNP Paribas SA, ING Groep NV and Nordea Bank ABP already announced their numbers.
Carlsberg talking up a planned share buyback and the successful conclusion to its cost-cutting program, and the Champions league is just getting interesting ...
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