BERLIN, May 7 (Reuters) - The following are some of the
factors that may move German stocks on Thursday:
CORONAVIRUS
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo renewed his aggressive
criticism of China, blaming it for the deaths of hundreds of
thousands of people from the coronavirus and demanding again
that it share information about the outbreak. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL1N2CO0S6
Germany reported 1,284 new coronavirus infections and 123
more deaths - the highest number this week so far - as the
country is loosening many of its distancing rules.
DEUTSCHE TELEKOM DTEGn.DE
T-Mobile US TMUS.O added more monthly bill paying phone
subscribers than expected in the first quarter, thanks to
cheaper plans compared to its rivals and a surge in demand for
phone services as people work from home amid lockdowns.
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LUFTHANSA LHAG.DE
The group's Austrian Airlines, which has applied for 767
million euros in emergency aid from the Austrian government,
plans to cut 1,100 of its 7,000 staff by 2023, national news
agency APA reported. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nV9N286027
CONTINENTAL CONG.DE
Q1 results due
HEIDELBERGCEMENT HEIG.DE
Q1 results due
LINDE LINI.DE
Q1 results due. Net profit seen at 989 million euros. Poll:
urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N2CN3Q6
MUNICH RE MUVGn.DE
Q1 results due
ZALANDO ZALG.DE
The online fashion retailer said sales were recovering from
an initial hit by coronavirus lockdowns and it expects full-year
sales growth of 10-20% and a return to profitability after it
posted a first-quarter loss. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N2CO8RV
METRO B4B.DE
The wholesaler, which saw an initial boost to sales during
the coronavirus crisis due to traders stocking up, said it
expects sales to decline as long as lockdowns continue as its
restaurant and hotel customers stay closed. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N2CO81A
AIRBUS AIRG.DE
The World Trade Organization must decide whether the United
States has fully complied with WTO rulings on illegal government
aid to Boeing BA.N , and that process could take some time, a
spokesman for Airbus said. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL1N2CO19S
QIAGEN QIA.DE
The molecular testing company plans a 50-fold increase in
production of viral RNA extraction kits to meet rising demand
for products used in COVID-19 testing, it said. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N2CO9YG
MORPHOSYS MORG.DE
The company confirmed its financial guidance but warned its
guidance could be impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nEQ4JyS42a
CTS EVENTIM EVDG.DE
The ticketing company is proposing to suspend its dividend
due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nEQ41xkyFa
BRENNTAG BNRGn.DE
Q1 results due
EVONIK EVKn.DE
Q1 results due. Net profit seen at 193 million euros. Poll:
urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N2CN0M3
COMPUGROUP MEDICAL COPMa.DE
Q1 results due
OSRAM OSRn.DE
Fiscal Q2 results due
PROSIEBENSAT.1 MEDIA PSMGn.DE
Q1 results due
PUMA PUMG.DE
Q1 results due. EBIT seen at 74 million euros. Poll:
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UNIPER UN01.DE
Q1 results due
NEW WORK NWOn.DE
Q1 results due
SIXT SIXG.DE
The car rental company said it has secured a 1.5 billion
euro loan from state development bank KfW and four commercial
banks to help see it through the coronavirus crisis.
urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N2CO876
BAYWA BYWGnx.DE
Q1 results due
DEUTZ DEZG.DE
Q1 results due
KOENIG & BAUER SKBG.DE
Q1 results due
RHOEN KLINIKUM RHKG.DE
Q1 results due
TALANX TLXGn.DE
Q1 results due
WACKER NEUSON WACGn.DE
Q1 results due
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS
PUMA PUMG.DE - no dividend proposed
TALANX TLXGn.DE - 1.50 eur/shr dividend proposed
GODEWIND IMMOBILIEN GWD.DE - no dividend proposed
EX-DIVIDEND
ALLIANZ ALVG.DE - 9.60 eur/shr dividend
HANNOVER RUECK HNRGn.DE - 5.50 eur/shr dividend
OVERSEAS STOCK MARKETS
Dow Jones .DJI -0.9%, S&P 500 .SPX -0.7%, Nasdaq .IXIC
+0.5% at close. .N
Nikkei .N225 +0.2%, Shanghai stocks .SSEC unchanged.
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Time: 4:26 GMT
ECONOMY
* German March industrial output data due at 0600 GMT. Seen
-7.5% m/m
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