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European Shares Set to Open Flat as Holiday Shuts US
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European shares were seen opening little changed on Friday, financial bookmakers said, with investors struggling for direction as the U.S. market closes for a holiday and with little to eye on the economic or corporate calendars.
Financial bookmakers in London see Britain's FTSE 100 opening unchanged to down 3 points, Germany's DAX up 1 to 6 points and France's CAC up 1 to 10 points.
The U.S. market will be closed throughout Friday for Independence Day.
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