India, June 26 -- European stocks may open broadly higher on Thursday, though futures data suggest a negative start for London markets.
With geopolitical tensions receding, focus has shifted to the upcoming U.S. trade tariff deadline of July 9.
Defense stocks could be in focus today after NATO members agreed on a higher defense spending target following pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Leaders from the 32-memer bloc agreed to boost spending to 5 percent of GDP, but Spain, Belgium and Slovakia said they will struggle to meet target.
Tech shares may also see increased activity after memory chip maker Micron Technology reported second quarter results and guidance that topped consensus.
In economic news, trading later in the day ...