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Main European stock markets opened higher this Wednesday, January 11

The main indicators of the European stock markets had a good start to the day this Wednesday, which stands out for the attention that investors have paid to the presentation of Wall Street results this weekend and the United States CPI.

According to experts, US inflation data may be decisive in the behavior of bond and stock markets in the short term.

The Euro Stoxx 50the indicator that covers the 50 most important companies in the euro area, began the day with slight rises in the 0.33%until the 4,071.02 points. In previous days it ended with a decrease of 1.26%, without being able to set a stable trend. However, it marks an increase in 2.44% for the last seven days.

The main indicator of the German stock market began the day with gains. The DAXhad slight rises in 0.22%until the 14,806.76 points. This contrasts with the previous session, where it marked a decrease of 1.25%.

The London stock market had a good start to the day. The FTSE 100 (UK)began with slight ascents of the 0.17%until the 7,707.44 points, after the opening session. It should be noted that in previous days, the FTSE 100 (UK) it obtained a decrease of 0.33%, without being able to establish a stable trend in recent dates.

Meanwhile, in Paris, the ACC 40opened with a variation of the 0.15%until the 6,879.53 pointsafter the start of the opening session.

On the other hand, in Spain, the IBEX 35began without many changes with a variation of the 0.09%until the 8,720.38 points. With respect to previous dates, the IBEX 35 chains two successive sessions in positive digits.

Specialists pointed out that for this day they were betting on a slight rise, especially due to the good behavior of Wall Street and the Asian stock markets, which mostly closed with gains.

Source: Elcomercio

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