European markets set to open in mixed territory; traders await ECB update
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European stock indexes are mostly up for the fourth day in a row, oil and gold prices have fallen, while markets await the European Central Bank's (ECB) interest rate decision, which will be announced at 2:15 p.m.
Mixed stock exchanges with investors to the expectation of ECB decision on interest rates. Photo: taken from Freepik Asia-Pacific Stock Exchanges Most Asian stock markets rose on Thursday, with China leading the gains due to renewed optimism about U.S. artificial intelligence, while Japan's Nikkei reached new historic peaks amid internal political turbulence. As for Asian stock exchanges, Tokyo has closed for the second day in a row with record …
Although no further interest rate cuts are expected, investors will focus on the ECB meeting as new estimates on the economy and inflation in the eurozone will be released.
Indices on the main European stock exchanges are moving close to their starting points in the introduction to Thursday's trading. There are no real impulses for investors at the moment, the main events today will be the meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB), where markets are undoubtedly expecting unchanged monetary policy, and the release of inflation data in the US.
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