According to Bloomberg, stocks in Europe fell along with US futures as investors wait for results of meeting between the presidents of the US and China that will determine future development of the trade conflict between two countries. US Treasuries declined, while dollar gained.

Banks and auto producers fell the most within Stoxx Europe 600. Stocks in Tokyo grew, while equities in Seoul and Sydney decreased. Indexes in China showed decline.

WTI oil price dropped below $51 per barrel again.

Euro declined after data showed weakening inflation in the region. Stocks and currencies of emerging markets fell.

The main moves on the market include the following:

Stoxx Europe 600 lost 0,4%, while S&P 500 fell by 0,3%. All-Country World MSCI index declined by 0,2%, while emerging markets gauge lost 0,3%.

Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index gained 0,2%. Euro lost 0,3% to $1,1363. Japanese yen lost 0,1% to 113,54 per dollar. British pound declined by 0,3% and costs $1,2752.

WTI oil lost 1,3% and is traded for $50,77 per barrel. Gold price is 0,2% down to $1221,94 per ounce. Copper price fell by 0,5% to $2,78 per pound.