European stocks were seen mixed Thursday morning after U.S. President Donald Trump said that a phase one trade deal with China will be signed on January 15, though details of the deal remain hazy.
President Trump announced in a tweet on Tuesday that a partial accord will be signed at the White House by senior Chinese negotiators in two weeks' time, but market reaction has been stunted by a lack of clarity over the full extent of the agreement.
A host of manufacturing PMI data out of the euro zone is due after the bell, including figures out of Italy, France, Germany and the currency bloc as a whole, along with the U.K.
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