Euro Stoxx 50 futures fall 0.8%, DAX futures decline 0.7%, and FTSE futures drop 0.8%.

A European Central Bank survey shows that firms in the euro area expect moderating wage demands and selling price growth.

The EU faces declining support for new sanctions against Russia, according to the Financial Times.

French President Macron stated that France faces an aggressive trade war from China.

Global stocks fall as the AI trade reverses.

Eurozone, German, and UK equity futures weakened, falling 0.87%, 0.66%, and 0.37% respectively.

The European Central Bank faces five key questions as it considers its next policy steps.

China's commerce ministry firmly opposes and strongly disapproves the UK government's decision to nationalise British Steel.

Japan's Nikkei share average fell 3.5% to 64,497.12 in early trade.

European equity futures are mixed with EURO STOXX 50 futures down 0.4%, DAX futures down 0.2%, and FTSE futures flat ahead of the open.

The CAC 40 and the IBEX 35 each fell less than a quarter of a percent in early trading.

The EU plans to implement a linear reduction factor of 2%-2.4% for its Emissions Trading System starting in 2036.

The European Central Bank must prepare for any inflation scenario.

Chinese domestic futures closed mixed overnight, with PTA down over 2%, synthetic rubber up over 1%, and plastic and soybean meal up nearly 1%.

German Chancellor Merz stated there is no need to decide on the next ECB president soon, praising Christine Lagarde's performance.

European shares edge lower amid renewed US-Iran tensions.

European stocks fell and oil rose after the US and Iran exchanged fresh strikes overnight, as investors focused on the start of earnings season.

Economists cut the euro-area growth outlook after renewed hostilities in the Middle East weigh on the region.

ECB meeting accounts show all members viewed inflation risks as tilted to the upside relative to staff baseline projections.