European stock markets opened lower on February 22

The main European stock markets opened this Wednesday, February 22, with downward indices, a result that analysts attribute to the negative close of Wall Street yesterday.

The negative closing of Wall Street this Tuesday has caused a downward opening in the main European stock markets, although there are no short-term reasons for the correction, if it occurs, to be very deep, since the fall that the Indices were with low trading volume, which indicates that “investors are not panicking,” says Link Securities.

The DAX dropped -0.26%, over 15,357.30 points, the FTSE-100 lost 0.4%, to 7,941.10 points, the CAC-40 dropped just over two tenths at the opening , the FTSE MiB started from 27,380 points after falling just over 0.13%, while the Eurostoxx 50 lost 0.2% in the first minutes of trading. For its part, the IBEX 35 fell 0.40% to 9,215 points at the opening.

The companies with the most activity on the day of the Eurostoxx were Stellantis, registering increases of more than 1%. There were also Danone and Kone.

Ayden’s shares react negatively, which left more than 1.6% at the opening. While Prosus or LVMH lost around a percentage point at the opening.

In the Asia-Pacific region, a day with a mixed tone in the indices. He hang seng (Hong Kong), opened the day with a variation of 0.01%, up to 20,531.81 points, the nikkei 225, began with falls of 0.95%, up to 27,211 points. In South Korea, bearish day for the KOSPIwhich began the day with decreases of 1.08%, to 2,432.52 points.