[Europe Open] Early Session Slightly Firm... Germany Up 0.09%
[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Donghyun] European stock markets showed a slightly firm trend in early trading on the 17th.
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As of 4:36 PM (Korea time) on the day, the UK's FTSE index was trading at 7,535.78, down 0.28 points (0.00%) from the previous trading day, the German DAX index was up 12.40 points (0.09%) at 13,922.52, and the French CAC index was trading at 6,598.22, up 5.64 points (0.09%) from the previous session.
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