Most of the European exchanges this morning are going down, after they ended with a rise yesterday despite the referendum results and the resignation of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
The FTSE decreasing by 0.3%, the DAX decreasing by 0.1% and the CAC decreasing by 0.3%.
The trading in the Europe stock market opened the new trading week with price increases of up to 1%, a total registered moderate reaction to the referendum results in Italy.
Opening trade in Europe: the Dax index falling by 0.6%, the CAC falling by 0.3% and the FTSE falls by 0.2%.
Wall Street futures contracts are rising after the negative locking yesterday.
The European trading continues to remain of a mixed trend.
The European stocks markets started the morning with stability, following the sharp declines recorded yesterday.
The German DAX index shedding 0.1%, the French CAC rising by 0.2% and the FTSE falls by 0.3%.
The Italian banks leading the declines in Europe, at the background of growing concern over votes against the government in the referendum to be held on Sunday.
The European stock markets trading is conducted so far today with declines, in light of the mixed trend in the Asian session.
The trading on European stock exchanges ended yesterday with small gains,
The European stock markets activity was lower than usual in light of the fact that on Wall Street there was no trading on the occasion of the US Thanksgiving holiday.
The FTSE increased by 0.2%, the DAX added 0.25% and the CAC grew by 0.3%.
A mixed trend characterizes morning trading on European stock exchanges.
The Asian stock markets ended the trading today in a mixed trend as well as the Japanese Nikkei index climbed by 1% due to the weakening of the Japanese yen.
The European stock markets opened the trading day with a mixed trend but with a tendency to increase.
It is a continuing to the rising prices that have signed yesterday trading day on Wall Street and a to the mixed trend in Asian stock markets this morning.
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