European markets poised for higher open ahead of US jobless claims data

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European markets poised for higher open ahead of US jobless claims data
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European markets are expected to open higher Thursday, but the latest U.S. unemployment claims data could hit sentiment.

London's FTSE is seen 52 points higher at 5,708, Germany's DAX is expected to open 83 points higher at 10,406 and France's CAC 40 is seen 32 points higher at 4,453 while Italy's FTSE MIB is seen 15 points higher at

17,376, according to IG.European markets are expected to open higher Thursday as market participants start to hope that the coronavirus pandemic is reaching a peak, but the latest U.S. unemployment claims data could hit sentiment.

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