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European markets seen opening mixed
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Partial holiday in the United States
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Speeches from ECB members
European stock markets are set for a mixed opening with DAX futures hinting at minor bullish gap and Eurostoxx futures pointing to a slightly lower start of cash trading. Liquidity conditions may be slightly thinner today as the United States is observing a partial holiday. There will be a stock market session on Wall Street but bond markets will remain shut. Regular US data releases, like for example a DOE report, are delayed until tomorrow. As a result, speeches from central bankers are the only noteworthy points in today's calendar.
Central bankers' speeches
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1:00 pm GMT - ECB Chief Lagarde
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1:30 pm GMT - ECB de Guindos
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2:45 pm GMT - ECB de Guindos
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4:00 pm GMT - ECB Chief Economist Lane
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