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The FTSE 100 Index is losing -11 points. Losses were led by Centrica (-3.61%), SSE (-3.58%) and Antofagasta (-2.79%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Intertek (1.93%), Reckitt Benckiser (1.48%) and Burberry (1.41%).

The FTSE 100 Index Opens 0.11% Lower

European equities were largely directionless on Friday, with both the STOXX 50 and STOXX 600 hovering around the flatline. However, both indices remained on course to post modest weekly gains, as investors stayed cautious amid ongoing developments in the Middle East and potential progress in US–Iran negotiations. US President Trump said it is “looking very good” that a deal with Iran could be reached, adding that talks may resume over the weekend. He also claimed, without providing evidence, that Iran had agreed to terms it has historically resisted. On the corporate side, Ericsson shares fell roughly 2.5% following an earnings miss. For the week, the STOXX 50 is up 0.2%, while the STOXX 600 has gained 0.4%.

European Stocks Tread Water

The DAX Index is up by 48 points or 0.20 percent on Friday. Top gainers are Deutsche Boerse (2.35%), SAP (1.48%) and Beiersdorf (1.28%). Biggest losses came from Mercedes-Benz AG (-3.86%), RWE (-2.58%) and Siemens Energy (-1.41%).

The DAX Index Opens 0.20% Higher

The CAC 40 Index is gaining 40 points or 0.49 percent on Friday. Leading the gains are STMicroelectronics (3.29%), Stellantis NV (1.87%) and Edenred (1.78%). Top losers are ArcelorMittal (-1.02%), Bouygues (-0.84%) and Vinci (-0.74%).

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