How is the European Index (EURO STOXX 50, CAC 40, FTSE 100, DAX) Going to Open Today?
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European equities saw a tech-led selloff with the Euro Stoxx 50 closing at 6,230.55 after a 1.28% drop and September futures around 6,261, pointing to an opening near 6,255-6,270 (about 0.4-0.5% above the prior close). The FTSE 100 lagged on falling oil and commodity stocks and JPMorgan warns of weaker earnings support in H2 2026, a risk-off backdrop that could pressure crypto markets, DeFi activity and token performance across CEXs and DEXs and slow adoption.
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- As per market conditions, DAX and Euro Stoxx 50 futures point to a modest rebound.
- However, FTSE 100 lags as falling oil prices pressure commodity stocks.
- JPMorgan sees weaker earnings support for Europe in H2 2026, according to Bloomberg.
European stocks are set for a mixed start on Wednesday after a sharp tech-led selloff dragged regional markets lower in the previous session.
Futures point to a modest rebound in Germany and across the euro area, while the UK market is expected to remain flat. However, JPMorgan Private Bank expects European stocks to face tougher conditions during the second half of the year.
DAX and Euro Stoxx 50 Point Higher
The Euro Stoxx 50 closed Tuesday at 6,230.55 after a 1.28% drop. September futures later recovered to around 6,261. This points to an opening near 6,255-6,270, or roughly 0.4% to 0.5% above the previous close.
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