World stock markets opened with positive indices this Tuesday, January 17

The main stock markets of Europe and Asia opened with positive indicators but without showing many variations this Tuesday, January 17, while investors keep paying attention to the announcements made in the World Economic Forum.

Activity yesterday was very low, with many investors staying out of the market waiting for new references, especially since Wall Street was closed for a holiday on Monday.

Today, as the hours passed, some indices even began to show slightly downward trends and “possibly the pace will continue until today’s close,” says Investing.com.

Start of the day without changes for the DAX (Germany), which started the day with a variation of 0.18%, up to 15,161.20 points, after the start of the opening session. In Spain, the IBEX 35began with a variation of 0.07%, up to 8,865.05 points.

For his part, in Paris the ACC 40, opened with a variation of 0.11%, up to 7,035.28 points, after the start of the opening session; while in London the FTSE 100 (UK), had a variation of 0.05%, up to 7,856.53 points.

Asian market

In Tokyo (Japan) good login for the nikkei 225, which began the day with increases of 0.86%, up to 26,044.66 points, after the start of the opening session. Regarding past days, the Nikkei 225 puts an end to two flat-trend sessions, Infobae points out.

In Hong Kong, the hang seng It had a variation of 0.02%, up to 21,751.91 points, after the start of the opening session. For his part, he KOSPI in South Korea, it opened with slight decreases of 0.4%, up to 2,390.19 points, after the opening.