European markets are heading for a negative open Wednesday, as investors await the latest growth data from the region and another batch of earnings.
European markets are heading for a negative open Wednesday as investors await the latest growth data from the region and another batch of earnings.Preliminary quarterly growth data for the EU and the euro area will be closely watched on Wednesday for a further indication on the region's economic health.
on China-made electric vehicles to as high as 45.3%, concluding an anti-subsidy probe that had divided member states and prompted Investment bank analysts have highlighted several stocks that could win or lose if the rumored measures are unveiled or curtailed.Some investors believe that under a Trump presidency, higher interest rates and inflation could lead to a more expensive dollar. But Erik Knutzen, co-chief investment officer of Neuberger Berman's Multi-Asset Strategies, says that the dollar could actually decline under a Trump administration.
Japanese markets have made steady gains this week - and one bottom-up investor sees potential for it to advance even further.
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