European stocks rallied after Wall Street awaited the resumption of Wall Street


EasyJet aircraft were parked behind a car park at Stansted Airport in the United Kingdom, 3020, 2020.

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European stocks hung on most of the previous day’s gains, as traders waited for Wall Street to return after a three-day break.

1.7% above when US markets were closed for Labor Day, Stocks Europe 600 SXXP,
-0.98%
Decreased 0.1%.

German DAX DAX,
-0.68%
And French CAC 40 PX1,
-1.15%
Also slipped, while the FTSE 100 UKX,
-0.50%
Rose, along with the UK index, which weighs heavily on exporters due to the weakness of the British pound GBPUSD,
-0.45%
On concerns over trade negotiations with the European Union.

The mixed session saw cards for the US after a three-day break, including the Nasdaq 100 NQ100,
-1.64%
Set for a weak open amid continued concerns about the tech stock rally, as well as the surprise decision by the S&P Dow Jones Indicators not to allow Tesla to enter the S&P 500.

EasyJet EZJ,
-5.57%
The airline said the additional quarantine ban on seven Greek islands would mean it would fly “slightly less than 40%” of its planned schedule in the current quarter.

JD Sports Fashion JD,
+ 6.87%
The sporting goods retailer, which started in August, said that after the stores reopened and in the first few weeks of the second part, our performance was “generally encouraged by our performance.”

Royal Mail RMG,
+ 15.92%
The statement from the group’s annual shareholder meeting was followed by a rally to highlight the continuous shift in parcel delivery instead of mail.

Experian Expan,
+ 2.03%
Credit Investigator Citing mortgage demand, the revenue growth estimate increased above %% rather than revised upwards, although it also improved the cost estimate.

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