European stocks fall; German Ifo, tech sector in focus By Investing.com

Investing.com – European stock markets retreated on Monday, the New Week begins without fail, as investors were waiting for corporate profits and policy -based meetings from both the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve Fund.

03:05 on ET (08:05 GMT), 1%fell in Germany, reduced in France 0.2%, and in the UK it fell 0.4%.

German IFO ECB before meeting

Monday will focus on the session later, as investors are trying to evaluate the health of the eurozone’s largest economy before developing the latest policy of the Central Bank of Europe.

ECB performs its last meeting on Thursday, where officials have the opportunity to destroy the latest growth data from the main countries of Europe, which was published before the meeting.

Economists are widely expected to reduce the rates by a quarter of the percentage point, at the meeting of its future policy, since it has already reduced the costs of borrowing four times to apply weak growth and cooling inflation in the currency block.

This week also realizes that the US Central Bank will keep interest rates unchanged at the end of the four-day gathering on Wednesday.

Rhiner Impresses with a profit

European quarterly profit season comes with all power this week, Shelley (Lon :), LVMH (EPA :: Deutsche Bank (ETR :), Roche (six 🙂 and asml (as 🙂 throughout the week.

As for Monday, Ryanair (IR 🙂 Stock stock increased by 2.5% after the following year.

Julius Baer ‘S (six 🙂 Chairman, Romeo Lacher, resigned as the Swiss Bank continued to conceal the management, which began a year ago after he suffered a great deal of damage to the signal of the collected property group.

Swiss testing and inspection group Sgs (Six said:

In addition, the technical sector, especially the Dutch computer chip equipment manufacturer, ASML (as :), will be in the spotlight as investors weigh a Chinese start -ups by Deepseeek’s rival – it gains popularity as it says. Offers from such rivals such as Openai, for a small portion of their expenses.

Crude heads in the lower

Oil prices fell on Monday, with traders nervous about President Trump’s call last week to reduce crude prices by organizing oil exporting countries.

By 03:05, the US raw futures (WTI) dropped 0.6% and the barrel to $ 74.19, and the contract fell 0.6% and $ 77.08 in the barrel.

The raw market was a sharp compensation last week after Trump announced a national emergency and called on the US to have a sharp increase in energy production, but also urged OPEC to reduce crude prices.

Oil markets were also distinguished by the weak purchasing managers’ index data, the best importer from China, which showed that local business activities were under pressure.

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