European stocks are expected to open higher Monday.
The positive start seen for Europe comes after more mixed trade in Asia-Pacific markets overnight as investors reacted to economic data that showed a mixed picture of Chinese manufacturing activity in October.
China's official manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for October came in at 49.2 over the weekend, below the 50 level separating expansion from contraction. It represented the second-straight month of shrinking manufacturing activity in the country, following September's official manufacturing PMI reading of 49.6.ruling Liberal Democratic Party held on to its single-party majorityMeanwhile, U.S.
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