European markets traded greater on Monday, amid a cost in protection shares after regional leaders held security talks that touched on bolstered army spending. Elsewhere, euro zone inflation information inspired expectations that the European Central Financial institution will reduce rates of interest when it meets on Thursday.
Euro zone inflation dipped to 2.4% in February, barely above analyst expectations. In the meantime, the euro zone purchasing managers’ index confirmed {that a} contraction within the bloc’s manufacturing sector had eased to its least extreme degree in two years.
On Tuesday, earnings are set to come back from Continental, Thales and IWG, and information releases embody the most recent European unemployment figures.
