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The U.S. dollar posted more gains against the Japanese yen in early European trade Monday, although was subdued overall after last week’s strong U.S. nonfarm payrolls number raised expectations for further aggressive monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve.

The session of the Milan Stock Exchange today, August 3, opens slightly lower and fluctuates on 22,300 points. The markets day remains tense with US-China nervousness. Spread at 222 points at startup. Tod's in focus.

Weak start for the old continent's stock markets, slowed down by the PMI index on manufacturing activity in China, which fell more than expected. Oil prices fall, pending Wednesday's OPEC+ meeting

Wall Street's main indexes fell on Thursday, with technology stocks leading the declines after data showed consumer prices surged in February, cementing the case for an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve later this month.

President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that sanctions imposed against Russia would rebound against the West, including in the form of higher food and energy prices, and Moscow would solve its problems and emerge stronger.

A look at the day ahead in markets from Sujata Rao

Russia's advance on Kyiv has made scant progress and Ukrainian forces still held Kharkiv and several other cities under attack, British military intelligence said, a day after Moscow said it had captured the Black Sea port of Kherson.

Third-quarter profit jumped 62% to an all-time high of $640 million at China's Lenovo Group (OTC:LNVGY), the world's biggest maker of personal computers said on Wednesday, as the growing popularity of hybrid work arrangements boosts demand for PCs.

European stock markets traded higher Wednesday, helped by generally positive corporate earnings while investors continue to digest the situation in eastern Ukraine.

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Japan's Toshiba (OTC:TOSYY) Corp plans an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on March 24, to seek their initial approval to hive off its devices business, the company said on Monday.