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European stocks head for higher open as markets digest Fed minutes - Vimarsana News

European stocks head for higher open as markets digest Fed minutes

European stocks are heading for a positive open Wednesday as markets digest the latest minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve’s Oct. 31 meeting.

European markets live open: stocks, news, data and earnings - Vimarsana News

European markets live open: stocks, news, data and earnings

European stocks are heading for a positive open Wednesday as markets digest the latest minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's Oct. 31 meeting.

Source: cnbc.com
European markets head for mixed open ahead of major euro zone data releases - Vimarsana News

European markets head for mixed open ahead of major euro zone data releases

European markets are heading for a mixed open as investors look ahead to preliminary euro zone inflation data for October and GDP for the third quarter.

European markets live updates: Stocks, news, data and earnings - Vimarsana News

European markets live updates: Stocks, news, data and earnings

European markets are heading for a mixed open as investors look ahead to preliminary euro zone inflation data for October and GDP for the third quarter.

Source: cnbc.com