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European stocks mixed to lower, eyes on Draghi; Dax down 0.05%

European stocks were mixed to lower on Tuesday, as the U.K. FTSE re-opened after a public holiday, while investors eyed further comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi later in the day.

European stocks mixed to lower, eyes on Draghi; Dax down 0.05%Frankfurt Stock Exchange
During European morning trade, the DJ Euro Stoxx 50 slipped 0.21%, France’s CAC 40 fell 0.31%, while Germany’s DAX dipped 0.06%.

On Monday, ECB President Draghi said the bank saw a risk of a deflationary cycle taking hold in the euro zone.

Draghi said the ECB is ready to act should it see signs of a negative inflation spiral taking hold, and indicated that the bank is weighing a wide range of policy options, including interest rate cuts, and liquidity injections or broad-based asset purchases to help shore up the fragile recovery in the euro area.

The comments were made at the new ECB annual conference in Sintra, Portugal.
Financial stocks were mixed, as French lenders BNP Paribas (PARIS:BNPP) slid 0.34% and Societe Generale (PARIS:SOGN) gained 0.80%, while Germany's Deutsche Bank (XETRA:DBKGn) edged up 0.08%.

Among peripheral lenders, Italy's Unicredit (MILAN:CRDI) and Intesa Sanpaolo (MILAN:ISP) added 0.04% and 0.12% respectively, while Spain's Banco Santander (MADRID:SAN) and BBVA (MADRID:BBVA) slipped 0.09% and 0.35%.

Elsewhere, Accor (PARIS:ACCP) rallied 2.16% after agreeing to buy hotels in Germany and the Netherlands for about €900 million. The hotel operator added that is in exclusive talks to buy another 11 hotels in Switzerland.

In London, FTSE 100 rose 0.26%, supported by gains in the financial sector.

Shares in the Royal Bank of Scotland (LONDON:RBS) added 0.30% and Barclays (LONDON:BARC) climbed 0.55%, while Lloyds Banking (LONDON:LLOY) and HSBC Holdings (LONDON:HSBA) advanced 0.95% and 1.08% respectively.

Lloyds Banking earlier said that it will sell a 25% stake in its TSB consumer bank in an initial public offering next month. The decision came as the European Commission ruled in 2009 that the lender should have to sell part of its business in response to its U.K. government bailout.

Mining stocks were also broadly higher, as Vedanta Resources (LONDON:VED) and Glencore Xstrata (LONDON:GLEN) gained 0.56% and 0.60% while Bhp Billiton (LONDON:BLT) and Rio Tinto (LONDON:RIO) slid 0.38% and 0.48%.

On the downside, Astrazeneca (LONDON:AZN) plummeted 2.35% after Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) ended its six-month effort to buy the U.K. drugmaker after offering £69.4 billion, saying the rejected public bid represented “full value.”

In the U.S., equity markets pointed to a higher open. The Dow 30 futures pointed to a 0.26% rise, S&P 500 futures signaled a 0.31% gain, while the Nasdaq 100 futures indicated a 0.35% increase.

Later in the day, the U.S. was to produce data on durable goods orders, house price inflation and consumer confidence.
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Asia stocks mixed in quiet trade; Nikkei ends up 0.2%

Asian stock markets were mixed in subdued trade on Tuesday, as investors weighed growing geopolitical tensions between China and Vietnam.

Asia stocks mixed in quiet trade; Nikkei ends up 0.2%Asia stocks end mixed in thin trade
During late Asian trade, Hong Kong's Hang Seng dipped 0.2%, China’s Shanghai Composite inched down 0.2%, Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 closed 0.02% lower, while Japan’s Nikkei 225 ended up 0.23%.

Sentiment was dampened as Vietnam's coastguard accused China of sinking one of its fishing vessels in the disputed waters of the South China Sea.

In Tokyo, the Nikkei ended at a seven-week high as a weaker yen lifted sentiment. The yen traded at ¥101.98 against the U.S. dollar, compared to the previous session’s high of ¥101.83 (USD/JPY).
Meanwhile, in Australia, the ASX/200 Index swung between small gains and losses, while the Australian dollar rose to a one-week high against the greenback.

The Aussie (AUD/USD) strengthened to 92.76 U.S. cents from 92.55 U.S. cents in the prior session.
Suncorp Group (ASX:SUN) lost 2% after the insurance firm announced a writedown on its life-insurance business of about A$460 million.

Elsewhere, shares in mainland China and Hong Kong edged lower amid ongoing concerns over the health of China’s economy.

Property shares were lower amid signs of slowing demand. Wharf Holdings (HK:0004) was the biggest decliner, down 3.7%.
Looking ahead, European stock market futures pointed to a mixed open. The Euro Stoxx 50 futures pointed to a loss of 0.1%, France’s CAC 40 inched down 0.25%, Germany's DAX pointed to a flat open, while London’s FTSE 100 indicated a gain of 0.35%.

Markets eyed a second day of remarks by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi. On Monday, ECB President Draghi said the bank saw a risk of a deflationary cycle taking hold in the euro zone.

Draghi said the ECB is ready to act should it see signs of a negative inflation spiral taking hold, and indicated that the bank is weighing a wide range of policy options, including interest rate cuts, and liquidity injections or broad-based asset purchases to help shore up the fragile recovery in the euro area.

Across the Atlantic, U.S. equity markets pointed to a firm open. The Dow 30 futures pointed to a gain of 0.3%, the S&P 500 added 0.25%, while the Nasdaq 100 indicated a rise of 0.3%.

The U.S. is to produce data on durable goods orders, house price inflation and consumer confidence.
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European stocks remain higher on Draghi comments; Dax up 0.90%

European stocks remained higher on Monday, as expectations for further easing measures by the European Central Bank strengthened after ECB President Mario Draghi said the bank saw a risk of a deflationary cycle taking hold in the euro zone.

European stocks remain higher on Draghi comments; Dax up 0.90%European stocks hold gains on easing speculation
During European afternoon trade, the DJ Euro Stoxx 50 gained 0.82%, France’s CAC 40 rose 0.34%, while Germany’s DAX jumped 0.90%.

Draghi said the ECB is ready to act should it see signs of a negative inflation spiral taking hold, and indicated that the bank is weighing a wide range of policy options, including interest rate cuts, and liquidity injections or broad-based asset purchases to help shore up the fragile recovery in the euro area.

"What we need to be particularly watchful for at the moment is the potential for a negative spiral to take hold between low inflation, falling inflation expectations and credit, in particular in stressed countries," Draghi said.

"There is a risk that disinflationary expectations take hold," prompting consumers and businesses to delay spending. "We are not resigned to allowing inflation to remain too low for too long," he added.

The comments were made at the new ECB annual conference in Sintra, Portugal.

European equities have been gaining ground since the ECB indicated at its May 5 meeting that it is comfortable with easing monetary policy as soon as its next meeting in June, to tackle low levels of inflation in the region.

Financial stocks were mixed, as BNP Paribas (PARIS:BNPP) dipped 0.02% and Societe Generale (PARIS:SOGN) rose 0.22% in France, while Germany's Deutsche Bank (XETRA:DBKGn) slipped 0.13%.

Peripheral lenders remained broadly higher however, Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo (MILAN:ISP) and Unicredit (MILAN:CRDI) surged 3.50% and 3.62% respectively, while Spain's Banco Santander (MADRID:SAN) and BBVA (MADRID:BBVA) gained 0.64% and 0.67%.

Elsewhere, French technology services company Atos (PARIS:ATOS) rallied 5.08% after it offered to buy rival Bull (PARIS:BUL) for about €620 million to create a European leader in cybersecurity and cloud computing.

Alstom (PARIS:ALSO) added to gains, up 0.40%, as General Electric (NYSE:GE) pledged to keep the power-equipment maker’s nuclear operations in France, if it gets the French government's approval for its $17 billion bid to buy the company's energy division.

Trade volumes were expected to remain thin on Monday with U.K. markets closed for a public holiday and markets in the U.S. remaining shut for the Memorial Day holiday.
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