In the pre-opening, European equities were negotiating with some valuations, which could be an important clue in face of the disappointing indicators of the Chinese economy. These negative data did not cause a significant shock to Asian stocks, resilience which should spread to European markets. Metals were another asset that initiated a rise in the Asian session. Therefore, it is expected that, at least in the early hours, mining shares to extend the climb initiated yesterday, led by Glencore and Antofagasta, two securities listed in London. Against this background, it is not excluded that as noted yesterday, the Indexes of Central Europe present an over-performance against its Iberian peers.