Europe markets set for higher open as investors await earnings; virus fears abate

European markets are expected to open higher on Thursday as earnings dominate investor focus and fears over the coronavirus outbreak start to fade.

London's FTSE is seen 37 points higher at 7,519, Germany's DAX higher by 72 points at 13,549 and the French CAC up 26 points at 6,018, according to IG.

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