Earnings are also in focus, with a slew of corporate results set to be released.European stocks are set to start Wednesday's session in the red, as comments from PresidentBritain's FTSE 100 was seen falling 15 points at 7,558, Germany's DAX down 14 points at 12,411, and France's CAC off by 10 points at 5,602, according to IG index data.
Market focus is largely attuned to the U.S.-China trade spat. President Trump on Tuesday said that the
But, evidently, not much lower.