In the pre-opening, European markets were trading with slight gains, benefiting from the positive closing of the Asian indices. Today will be published the final reading of the PMI index (Purchasing Managers Index), which should confirm that the eurozone economy is recovering at a solid but steady pace, based on the ECB’s action, the depreciation of the Euro, the price decrease of oil and revive domestic demand in some. In the coming days investors’ attention will remain focused on the Greek situation. The talks between the leaders of this country and its creditors resumed yesterday. According to the first reports, the talks began with the traditional Greek optimism and skepticism of its European partners. On Saturday, Interior Greek Minister, which did not participate in the meetings, said he believed an agreement will be reached before the June 5 repayment deadline of a IMF loan to Greece. The Greek Minister of Economy shares this optimism but warned that his country does not have a backup plan (or plan B). Yesterday, was scheduled a video conference between the Greek leaders, German and French, in order to facilitate the conclusion of an agreement through political means.