European stocks expected to open slightly higher despite tariff threats and rate-cut optimism prevails.

From Nasdaq: 2025-01-24 00:39:37

European stocks are expected to open slightly higher despite Trump’s tariff threats at the World Economic Forum. Rate-cut optimism prevails as ECB hints at further cuts. Market pricing in 3-4 rate cuts this year. Economic calendar light with Eurozone PMI data awaited. Asian stocks rise, yen strengthens after BoJ rate hike. Dollar weakens after Trump’s comments on tariffs. Gold up due to U.S. policy concerns. Oil prices lower after Trump’s statement on Saudi Arabia and OPEC. U.S. stocks close higher on mixed earnings and Trump’s comments at Davos. S&P 500 hits new record high. European stocks close at record high on earnings optimism and ECB rate cut hopes.



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