From Nasdaq: 2025-06-10 01:32:00

European stocks are expected to open higher as U.S.-China trade talks continue in London. U.S. President Trump says talks are “going well.” Asian markets rise, U.S. stock futures tick higher. Dollar holds steady, gold edges lower, oil near multi-week highs. Light economic calendar in Europe, focus on UK unemployment and Italian industrial production data. Russia conducts drone attacks on Ukraine, killing one person. French President Macron criticizes Israel’s blockade of Gaza. U.S. stocks end mixed, S&P 500 marginally up, Nasdaq reaches new three-month high, Dow lower. European stocks settle lower after cautious session.



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