European stocks are expected to open higher on Wednesday as global markets try to bounce back from a widespread retreat in the previous trading session.
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The World Economic Forum continues in Davos on Wednesday with the event bringing together political and business leaders from around the world. This year's summit comes after several years of Covid-19 pandemic and amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which is at the top of the agenda. CNBC will speak to a wide range of leaders today, including the CEOs of RWE and Rabobank, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Spain's Deputy PM Teresa Ribera, among many others.For exclusive stock picks, investment ideas and CNBC global livestream
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