Futures Indicating Flat Opening In Europe As French GDP, Rate Worries Loom - European Commentary []
Futures are indicating a flat open for most European indices Thursday after three consecutive losing sessions this week. Pessimism over the ongoing credit crisis continues to affect market sentiment as ECB Chairman Jean-Claude Trichet's comments on Wednesday, which indicated a rate cut was unlikely due to inflation concerns, are still weighing on European markets.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Futures Indicating Flat Opening In Europe As French GDP, Rate Worries Loom - European Commentary []
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