European stocks are expected to open in positive territory on Monday as lockdown lifting continues throughout Europe.
European investors continue to watch developments in the region with countries continuing to gradually lift lockdown restrictions.
From Monday, citizens who cannot work from home are being "actively encouraged" to go back to work, but avoid using public transport if possible. People will also be allowed to take unlimited amounts of exercise from Wednesday. Children could go back to school from June 1, he also said, but the lifting of restrictions will largely depend on the data and the decline in coronavirus infections.
In Asia, stocks traded higher on Monday morning as hopes rose on economies reopening though there is caution after the U.S. recorded 20.5 million job losses in April on Friday.get worse before they get better
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