On the trade floor of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, traders look at their monitors for the display board with the Dax curve on April 9, 2025.
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European Bours had a mixed start of the week on Monday, closed with British markets for a public holiday, while investors looked ahead to the latest economic data and reports from companies that have to be this week.
The German Dax was the last with 0.84%, while Italy’s FTSE MIB traded approximately 0.2% higher and the French CAC 40 Dropped 0.54%.
Santander On Monday, he announced that the EREST Group Bank in Austria had acquired a interest of around 49% in Polska on pole -based Santander Bank Polska and 50% of Polish asset manager Santander TFI. Shares in Erste Group were approximately 7.7% higher.
Amsterdam-Peded shares in Shell In the meantime, it takes approximately 2.2% lower after Bloomberg report BP.
“As we have said, we are a lot bent before we are focused on capturing the value in Shell to concentrate on performance, discipline and simplification,” said a Shell spokesperson in response to CNBC’s request for comment.
In the meantime, the French satellite company Eutelsat rose as 17%, after the announcement of the Appaint of Jean-François Fallachar, to former director of Telecommunication operator Orange, just like new CEO with effect from 1 June.
Data from the data was shown that Swiss decay decreased to 0% in Prinil Acared until the same month a year earlier, which are lower than out of research. In the meantime, Turkish inflation rose by 3% in the month of April, with the annual rate to 37.86%.
Although it will be a quiet start of the week in the field of profit, several large companies will report in the coming days that NOVO Nordisk, BMW, Maersk and Commerzbank will infect.
Central banks throughout Europe will also be in Focus this week, with the Swedish Riskbank, Noorways Noordergs Bank and the Bank of England among those who announced the last interest rate that Eyir announced.
Many Asian markets were also closed for a holiday on Monday. Australian shares fell after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese claimed the victory as the first Prime Minister of the country who secured a second consecutive term in 21 years.
US shares fell on Monday after winning the week in which the S&P 500 registered its big positive line in two decades. Trade stresses and potential deals with the most important partners of the US remained the top of thoughts for investors, just like the upcoming decision of the interst rate of the Federal Reserve. The central bank is a lot of experience to keep the rates stable.
