The European market is about to open quietly

The European stock market is expected to stabilize sentiment after 2 consecutive days of mass sales, and trading will begin with little change on Friday.

Investors will also evaluate several European economic indicators, such as Eurozone inflation expectations for June, Spain's unemployment rate for the second quarter, and consumer confidence data for France and Italy in July.

On the corporate side, investors analyze earnings reports from Mercedes-Benz, Air Liquide, Eni, Capgemini, BASF, etc.

In other markets, the market was prepared for important US inflation indicators that could solidify expectations of interest rate cuts.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures remained flat in pre-market trading.