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European Stocks. First hour: European indices recover
European indices recover after the political turmoil in Greece and the slump in energy and commodity prices. Markets were under pressure yesterday after Prime Minister Antonis Samaras announced bringing forward a parliamentary vote on a new head of state on December 17th. Markets were further weighed down by China's decision to set new restrictions on collateral for short-term loans. The FTSE 100 index is currently trading +0.33% quoted at 6,521.44 points, Germany's DAX 30 added +0.52% trading at 9,850.86 after German CPI on a monthly basis was in line with expectations and +0.6% on a yearly basis beating expectations by +0.1%. France's CAC 40 added +0.49%, currently trading at 4,248.44 points. France's CPI disappointed with a reading of -0.2%. Analysts expected a rise of +0.2%.
Markets await the ECB's Monthly report published at 09:00 GMT and Eurozone's Targeted LTRO at 10:15 GMT.
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