European shares are sent to the lower open, as the UK markets remain closed

The European markets had to open just below to start a new tournament week on Monday, as investors rated the economic outlook after the hopes for a federal reserve interest rate were raised on Friday.

German Dax was set to shed about 97 points up to 24 263, and France CAC 40 was on the way to immersion approximately 23 points up to 7 955, and Italia FTSE MIB It was set up about 100 points up to 43 269. The UK markets were closed for public holidays.

Investors continued to weigh the economic forecast after the chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell on Friday propose The Central Bank may soon decide to reduce interest rates. Last week markets also looked at fresh details about US-European Union Trade Agreement Agreementwhich gave some demanded clarity for sectors such as pharmaceuticals.

As trade starts on Monday, investors plan to pay close attention to Windfarm developer stock Earth. Late on Friday US authorities ordered companies stop the design From the almost complete project from the Rhode Island, threatening the ORSTD to attract capital.

Elsewhere else the American company on drinks A neat doctor of pepper said on Monday what it would be buy Dutch Coffee Company Goes Pete for 15.7 billion euros (18.4 billion dollars).

The week should start relatively quietly on the front of the economic data before entering the raft of inflation figures from France, Germany, Italy and other key European countries on Friday. Investors will also follow the latest key income from all over Europe and further Penod Ricard and technological gigan Nvidia Among those expected to report.

The state, US futures traded around the flat line in early Monday. Asia’s markets Rose led by mainland China and Hong Kong actions.