Portugal escapes interest rates in the Eurozone. Europe in the red – Markets in a minute
Europe targets red on economic outlook day. negative asia
As the main European markets are pointing to the start of negotiations on the ground, for the day in a row, there are problems of maintaining a restrictive policy, while Russia intensifies its moves against Ukraine, namely in Kiev.
Euro Stoxx 50 futures down 0.4%
This Tuesday investors will study the Global Economic Outlook and the Financial Stability Report, by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
In Asia, trading was similarly comparable, with the semiconductor sector weighing in, particularly on exchanges in Taiwan, South Korea and Japan.
China lost the breath it would gain, then it would negotiate with the Chinese media, then the negotiation from the Chinese media, at a time when investors expected it to negotiate an agreement on measures in Congress.
“Low volume, a lot of volatility and uncertainty, and a ‘bearish’ global sentiment, means that investors will have a backlash reaction in the face of any negative news,” points out APAC analyst Olivier d’Assier, Bloomberg.
In Japan, Topix dropped 1.6% and Nikkei lost 2.4%. In South Korea, the Kospi dropped 2.1%. In China, the technology Hang Seng lost 1.3% while it rose 0.053%.