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German Deputy Chancellor Robert Habeck said the government has launched the first phase of a three-phase contingency plan - an "early warning". In the final phase of this plan, priority will be given to meeting household demand, while industrial demand will be directly affected.

The announcement comes after Russia announced it will ask European buyers to pay for gas in rubles instead of euros in April.

Meanwhile, data showed that a surge in energy prices pushed German inflation to a record high in March. According to data from Germany's largest state, the state's annual CPI rate was nearly 8%. German national CPI also exceeded expectations across the board in March, with an annual rate of 7.3%, compared to an expected 6.3%.

In addition, Spain's inflation rate reached 9.8%, a 40-year high.

3. U.S. stock futures down slightly, focus on small non-farm payrolls

U.S. stock futures fell slightly, giving back some of the gains recorded yesterday on signs that the situation in Eastern Europe was easing.