BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Tuesday:
The World Trade Organization rejected European Union claims that it no longer provides subsidies to Airbus, prompting the United States to say it could increase retaliatory tariffs on a wider range of European goods.
German November new car registrations data due
Supervisory board meeting due
The group still expects adjusted EBITDA to remain at least stable in 2019, its CEO Christian Kullmann told Sueddeutsche Zeitung, adding the group was preparing for a crisis when asked about 2020.
Osram CEO Olaf Berlien and his AMS counterpart Alexander Everke are both trying to convince hedge funds to tender their shares to AMS’s standing offer, Berlien said.
Steel workers at Thyssenkrupp, which are demanding 1.5 billion euros in investments, are due to protest at the headquarters of the conglomerate’s Steel Europe division in Duisburg.
Dow Jones -1%, S&P 500 -0.9%, Nasdaq -1.1% at close.
Nikkei -0.6%, Shanghai stocks +0.1%.
Time: 6:27 GMT
* No major German economic data scheduled
REUTERS TOP NEWS (Reporting by Berlin Speed Desk and Frankfurt Newsroom)
