As investors attempt to make abstracting from the tense geopolitical context and focusing on publications of corporate results and on the Réserve meeting Federal (Fed), European stock exchanges should open higher on Tuesday.

ID Logistics and Transport Group published on Monday evening a turnover up 14.2% in 2025, to 3.74 billion euros, and indicated that he wanted to seize growth opportunities external.

Rating agency Fitch Ratings downgraded on Monday evening the credit note from the satellite operator SES of “BBB” to “BBB-”, with the associated outlook remaining “stable”. fitch expects SES's operational performance to suffer from intensifying competition and integration of Intelsat.

Automotive supplier OPmobility announced Tuesday the signing of a memorandum of understanding for the acquisition of a controlling participation in the lighting activities of its competitor South Korean Hyundai Mobis. The amount of the transaction as well as the share of The capital of these assets that OPMobility will hold has not been communicated.

Video game publisher Ubisoft has indicated that it intended to eliminate up to 200 positions at its headquarters in France via ruptures collective and voluntary agreements.
At around 7:45am, the CAC 40 futures contract gained 0.3%, according to data from IG broker.



In the wake of Asian markets, index futures Europeans are trading higher on Tuesday.

Around 08:00, DAX 40 and DAX 40 futures FTSE 100 took 0.3% each, according to data from broker IG.

Investors will be looking in the afternoon and The evening with a series of quarterly results including those of Boeing, General Motors and LVMH

The New York Stock Exchange closed higher on Monday, in a stormy political context after the death of two American citizens, shot dead by border police in Minneapolis. The mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, indicated that some federal police officers would start to leaving the city on Tuesday, a sign of a desire to de-escalate.

US President Donald Trump deplored a “tragedy” while attributing it to the resistance of Democrats to his anti-immigration policy. As for Senate Democrats, they hear force the Trump administration to change its homeland security policy and could refuse to vote on a budget package, leading to a new “shutdown” of American administrations.

On the trade front, Donald Trump said that it raised tariffs on certain South Korean products from 15% to 25% because the country's parliament had not yet approved an agreement preliminary commercial signed last year.

In Asia, the Nikkei index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange gained 0.9% on Tuesday at the end of session. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.4% while that of Hong Kong grew by 1.3%.

The rate of the American Treasury bond at ten years increased by 1 basis point (0.01 percentage point), to 4.23%, while that the yield of the German Bund fell by 4 basis points, to 2.87%, around 7:45am.

Yulia Alekseeva from MissionSquare said that the meeting of the Fed, which starts on Tuesday, will probably be “a meeting of 'communication', not an 'action' meeting.”

The central bank should take a break from Rate reduction started last year but investors will be looking for in the comments of its president Jerome Powell some clues about the next decision, added the analyst.

The greenback gained 0.1% against the currency Japanese, at 154.43 yen, around 7:45. While the euro was stable at 1.1879 dollar.

According to traders, the dollar has fallen to its lowest Level in four months on Monday, in part due to a sharp rise in the yen which, could Report that authorities in Tokyo and Washington are preparing action coordinated to support the Japanese currency.

This morning, oil futures were fold up. Around 7:45 a.m., the March contract on North Sea Brent quoted in London lost 34 cents, or 0.5%, to 64.43 dollars per barrel. The contract of March on soft light crude (WTI) listed on Nymex fell 28 cents, or 0.5%, to $60.35 per barrel.

The American Military Command for the Middle East (Centcom), investors are still watching the situation in Iran, so the American aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln and his escort are arrived in the Middle East on Monday “to promote security and stability in the region.”