European stocks are expected to open lower after a U.S. appeals court deemed most of President Trump’s tariffs illegal. Investors await jobs data, inflation numbers, and the Fed’s rate decision. Nonfarm payrolls are estimated at 74,000 for August. French Prime Minister Bayrou faces a confidence vote. U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent considers sanctions on Russia amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. The Trump administration approved the sale of ERAM missiles to Ukraine. Asian markets dip, gold hits record high, and oil edges up. European markets closed higher on Monday, with the STOXX 600 up by 0.2 percent.

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