The Stoxx 600 notched a new record closing high, buoyed by Copenhagen-listed Novo Nordisk.
LONDON — European markets are expected to open in flat to negative territory as investors take stock of the volatile year during Christmas Eve’s shortened trading session.
The U.K.’s FTSE 100
and Germany’s DAX
were last seen edging below the flatline, while France’s CAC
was 0.1% lower according to data from IG Group.
The pan-European Stoxx 600 has had bumper year, despite Monday's losses.
It follows a record-breaking previous session which saw the Stoxx 600 index hit 588.07 points.
European stocks are seen opening in flat-to-negative territory on Wednesday as market momentum loses steam.
European markets are expected to see a lackluster mixed open on Thursday as investors take stock of the regional and global…
European stocks are expected to open in broadly flat territory on Tuesday as markets continue to struggle for direction in a…
European stocks are seen opening in flat to lower territory on Tuesday as regional markets continue to struggle to find momentum…
