European stocks opened the session mixed on Monday as investors awaited new economic data and interest rate decisions.
The Stoxx 600 index was slightly lower to open the week’s trade, with sectors and major exchanges trading in the opposite direction. Mining shares fell 1 percent, while automakers added 1.1 percent.
In Germany, the DAX rose 0.22%, while the CAC traded +0.15%. Small losses on the London Stock Exchange.
European markets experienced a volatile week as investors assessed various central bank decisions and data releases, including rate cuts by the Swiss central bank and to keep interest unchanged at the Bank of England.
The following are the decisions from the central banks of Sweden and Turkey next week, while the data on GDP from Spain and Italy.
Overnight, Asia-Pacific markets fell mainly as investors awaited inflation data from Australia and Japan later this week. Wall Street futures were flat in overnight trading on Sunday as the market is set to enter the final week of June and the first half of 2024 near record highs.
Reminder that the Athens Stock Exchange is closed today due to the Holiday of the Holy Spirit.