European markets are likely to open with an increase today in anticipation of the first annual meeting by the US Federal Reserve.
Investors will focus today on the results of the two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve in the United States. Changes in the monetary policy of the bank not expected, but market players will turn their attention to any change in the text, such as "some time", which could hint to the future increase in interest rates.
Asian stocks today started with a fall, but later in the session passed in positive territory.
In Europe today, the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras began a policy of "anti-austerity" yesterday stopped the privatization of the largest Greek port.
Saudi Arabia announced that it will not change oil supply. During the meeting between King Salman and US President Barack Obama to discuss the stability of the oil market, it became clear that the US and Saudi Arabia will continue its energy relationships.
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