DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN ANCHOR: European markets are really going nowhere this morning, in spite of a tremendous advance on Wall Street yesterday. Here to talk about the market action and more is Adrienne Roberts of the "Financial Times." And, Adrienne, no follow-through buying in Europe this morning on yesterday's Wall Street rally. That's pretty unusual.</s>ADRIENNE ROBERTS, "FINANCIAL TIMES": Well, as you say, not really, Deb. I do think telecoms are looking a little bit stronger after yesterday's rally. But the CAC is a tiny bit up, the DAX is a tiny bit down, and London's basically flat. The one issue I think here is a bit of a negative feeling on the computer sector. Autonomy, the software maker, issued a profit warning late yesterday. The problem there was most analysts were expecting it to see falling demand in the United States, but it says it's actually seeing falling demand in Europe, too. So that has definitely weighed on the market a little bit. Generally, one of the reasons I think why nothing's going anywhere much is that we're all just waiting for those employment figures later today.</s>MARCHINI: All right, Adrienne, thank you -- Adrienne Roberts of the "Financial Times." TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
'Financial Times': Tepid European Markets Await Employment Figures Later Today