European shares flat as focus turns to Sino-U.S. trade deal
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(Reuters) - European shares started Monday on a subdued note as markets awaited the signing of a Sino-U.S. trade deal later in the week, while technology stocks rose on a clutch of brokerage upgrades and price-target bumps.The benchmark European STOXX 600 index hit another record last week after the easing of U.S.-Iran tensions.The index was up 0.02% by 0810 GMT, with markets in Germany , the region's biggest economy, rising about 0.2% as investors were cautious ahead of a "phase-one" trade..