周四，欧洲股市开盘时几乎没有变化，因为投资者正在为另一批企业盈利做准备。计划报告的公司包括联合利华、劳埃德银行和达索系统。与此同时，法国汽车制造商雷诺公布了强劲的第三季度销售额，这得益于对新车型的强劲需求和金融服务部门收入的增加。瑞典汽车制造商沃尔沃汽车和芬兰电信公司诺基亚也公布了强劲的利润。在其他地方，特朗普政府将俄罗斯最大的两家石油生产商俄罗斯石油公司和卢克石油公司列入黑名单，以迫使莫斯科就乌克兰问题进行和平谈判。在盘前交易中，欧洲斯托克50指数和斯托克600指数期货徘徊在平线附近。

European equity markets were set to open little changed on Thursday as investors braced for another batch of corporate earnings. Companies scheduled to report include Unilever, Lloyds Banking and Dassault Systèmes. Meanwhile, French automaker Renault posted strong third-quarter sales, supported by solid demand for new models and higher revenue from its financial services division. Swedish automaker Volvo Cars and Finnish telecom company Nokia also posted strong profits. Elsewhere, the Trump administration blacklisted Russia’s two largest oil producers, Rosneft and Lukoil, in an effort to pressure Moscow toward peace talks over Ukraine. In premarket trade, Euro Stoxx 50 and Stoxx 600 futures hovered near the flatline.

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The euro edged slightly below $1.16 as investors awaited delayed US inflation data and preliminary PMI readings from major European economies due on Friday for further clues about the global monetary policy outlook. The US dollar found modest support from renewed optimism over US–China trade relations, after President Donald Trump expressed confidence that his upcoming meeting with President Xi Jinping would produce a “good deal” on trade. On the monetary policy front, softer-than-expected UK inflation data strengthened expectations that the Bank of England could begin cutting interest rates in the coming months, while markets view a 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in October as almost certain. The European Central Bank, by contrast, is not expected to begin easing until July 2026.

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The euro edged slightly below $1.16 as investors awaited delayed US inflation data and preliminary PMI readings from major European economies due on Friday for further clues about the global monetary policy outlook. The US dollar found modest support from renewed optimism over US–China trade relations, after President Donald Trump expressed confidence that his upcoming meeting with President Xi Jinping would produce a “good deal” on trade. On the monetary policy front, softer-than-expected UK inflation data strengthened expectations that the Bank of England could begin cutting interest rates in the coming months, while markets view a 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in October as almost certain. The European Central Bank, by contrast, is not expected to begin easing until July 2026.

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The euro edged slightly below $1.16 as investors awaited delayed US inflation data and preliminary PMI readings from major European economies due on Friday for further clues about the global monetary policy outlook. The US dollar found modest support from renewed optimism over US–China trade relations, after President Donald Trump expressed confidence that his upcoming meeting with President Xi Jinping would produce a “good deal” on trade. On the monetary policy front, softer-than-expected UK inflation data strengthened expectations that the Bank of England could begin cutting interest rates in the coming months, while markets view a 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in October as almost certain. The European Central Bank, by contrast, is not expected to begin easing until July 2026.