European markets negotiate in consolidation. The oil sector should negotiate in a volatile form and may lose at an early stage, yesterday’s session gains. After the recovery on Wall Street session (motivated by the decrease of American production), the price of crude oil fell in Asian session due to protracted talks between the will and a sextet of countries. The continuation of these negotiations suggests that an agreement, even temporary, can be reached, it can mean a partial lifting of sanctions imposed on Iran. If this scenario materializes, the Iranian oil exports are expected to increase by increasing crude oil supply in the market. The appreciation of the euro could lead to underperformance of the more cyclical sectors such as the automobile, which yesterday was penalized by disappointing sales of vehicles in the US. Today at the end of the session is not excluded that European investors reduce their exposure to equity markets before the publication of the employment report in the US (tomorrow) and the fact that European stock markets only reopen on Tuesday and thus avoiding to be exposed to hypothetical adverse events during these four days they are closed.