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EQUITIES
EQUITIES: Stock markets across Europe in the red across the board following the
disappointing conclusion to the EU Council summit yesterday, with EU leaders
failing to agree on the loans vs. grants element of a Coronavirus stimulus
package. At the NY crossover, markets have firmed slightly, with US futures
re-entering positive territory.
- In the Stoxx 600, just over 400 names are lower, with energy, financials and
industrials the lagging sectors. Airlines and European banks look particularly
weak, with Lufthansa, Deutsche Bank, Banco de Sabadell and easyJet among the
biggest fallers so far Friday.
- In US futures, the E-mini had rallied well off the overnight lows of 2755.75,
with prices pressing against 2800 and the 50-dma at 2801.33 in recent trade. A
rise through here opens the Thursday high at 2836.75.
- The highlight of the earnings schedule today is Best Buy.
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com

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