European markets combine as UK chancellor urges young people to return to their offices

European markets combined on Tuesday morning in London, when British Chancellor Rishi Sunak suggested other young people return to their offices or threaten to damage their careers.

The ministers said they “expect and propose a slow return [to the offices] during the summer. “

The chancellor said in an interview with LinkedIn news that running in one can be “really beneficial” for racing.

The warnings opposing remote paintings come as the UK overcomes the third wave of coronavirus infections.

On Monday, the figures showed that the seven-day average of infections was down 27% from last week, while deaths were up 20. 2%.

The FTSE hundred (^ FTSE) rose 0. 1%, the DAX (^ GDAXI) decreased 0. 3% and the CAC of France (^ FCHI) rose 0. 3%.

These measures came as the company’s exceptional earnings day began. Hiscox (HSX. L), Standard Chartered (STAN. L), Joules (JOUL. L) and Direct Line (DLG. L) are reporting today.

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“Yesterday we saw a disappointing reading of the US ISM. That raised considerations about economic expansion and forced investors to sell,” said Naeem Aslam, lead market analyst at AvaTrade.

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“It will be in the order numbers of factories in the U. S. and, of course, in the direction of the Fed’s financial policy. We’ll have more clues about the Fed’s financial policy later today, when Fed member Bowman speaks. “

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Overnight in Asia, stocks fell: the Nikkei (^N225) fell a percentage, the Hang Seng (^HSI) was down 0. 4% and the SSE Composite (000001. SS) was down 0. 6% at the close.

Investors remain on high alert following Beijing’s regulatory crackdown on generation and education.

A state-owned broadcaster has called video games “electronic drugs,” causing Tencent and NetEase to drop by more than 10% when marketing began in Hong Kong.

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