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Europe mostly flat at opening after major data

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Major stock market indexes in Europe opened mostly in the flat territory on Tuesday after Germany posted no change in March's inflation report compared to the preliminary one and the United Kingdom saw a slight increase in its unemployment rate.

The DAX, the Eurostoxx 50, and the FTSE 100 all stood flat. However, the former two went down by 0.08% shortly afterward. Meanwhile, the CAC 40 rose by 0.06% before going flat too, with Societe Generale SA increasing by 2.76%.

The euro and the pound sterling stood flat to the United States dollar at 8:58 am CET to sell for $1.07877 and $1.25572, respectively.

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