European markets were set to open higher Monday after a strong week.
Investors will be keenly watching as the U.S. central bank releases minutes from its latest meeting on Wednesday.Markets in Asia-Pacific were
as the People's Bank of China left its 1-year and 5-year prime loan rates unchanged, as was widely expected.European markets were on track for a higher open Monday, suggesting last week's bullish momentum is back on course. The FTSE 100 was on track to open 26 points higher at 8,022 points, IG data showed, after closing above the 8,000 level for the first time on Thursday.
France's CAC 40 was seen up 29.5 points at 7,374, Italy's MIB up 62.5 points at 27,911.5 and Germany's DAX up 59 points at 15,535.9.Goldman names 2 global stocks to play the ‘clean hydrogen revolution,’ giving one 50% upside"The clean hydrogen revolution continues to accelerate," analysts at the bank said in a Feb. 13 note. "We have reflected this in our hydrogen forecasts, almost tripling our base case scenario to 2030, vs. our initial estimates from last year .
The bank pointed to a few factors driving clean hydrogen, including positive regulation gaining pace with the
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