PARIS, Nov 4 (Reuters) - European stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wednesday following steep losses in the previous session, as investors braced for the Federal Reserve's statement on interest rates and the economy.
By 0701 GMT, futures for the DJ Euro Stoxx STXEc1, for Germany's DAX FDXc1 and for France's CAC FCEc1 were up 0.4-0.6 percent. (Reporting by Blaise Robinson, editing by Atul Prakash)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - About 13 million Time Warner Cable Inc subscribers were to lose most Fox programing at midnight on Thursday unless the cable service provider reached a last-minute deal to pay fees to News Corp to broadcast the shows.
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