European stocks open in positive territory. Portugal follows the trend
PAt 08:10, gains ranged between 0.4% for the European Stoxx 600 index and 0.45% for the London Stock Exchange (FTSE 100).
At roughly the same time, Madrid (IBEX 35) gained 0.46%, followed by Milan (FTSE MIB), which increased by 0.30%, and Paris (CAC 40), which rose by 0.23%.
Frankfurt (DAX) gained 0.21%.
The Portuguese market also followed the same trend, the concern 0.47% to 6,224.53 points.
US equity markets ended Monday in positive territory, with the Dow Jones technology index up 0.45% to 33,912.44 points and the Nasdaq technology index up 0.62% to 13,128.05 points.
The broad S&P 200 index gained 0.40% to 4,297.14 points.
On Monday, the euro lowered and traded below $1.02 on account of risk aversion associated with receipts from a global slowdown.
These receipts from China of an economic slowdown came after the release of various production data, in which retail sales and industrial production rose less-than-expected in July.
The price of a barrel of Brent crude for October delivery ended Monday down 3.04% to $95.19 on the London futures market.
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