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FTSE 5568.72 0.01%DAX 6028.82 0.00%CAC 3179.63 0.00%SMI 5767.93 0.00% Market Close 06-12-11 European Markets Seen Opening Higher European stocks were called to open higher on Wednesday tracking Asia overnight where the euro and shares gained despite a warning from credit rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) that it could cut the credit rating of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF). Read More Ex UK Finance Minister Rejects Call for EU Power Grab Ken Clarke has put himself at odds with David Cameron by saying Britain should focus on �how to maintain the financial stability of the western world� at this week�s European Union summit, instead of trying to wring concessions out of euro zone countries. Read More Europe Will Never Hold it Together: CIO  The European debt crisis has revealed that the euro zone is in a final phase and cannot be saved as a single entity, David Murrin, chief investment officer at Emergent Asset Management, told CNBC. Read More Guest Highlights Joining Squawk Box Europe at 7.15am GMT will be Frans van Houten, CEO, Royal Philips Electronics and at 10am GMT joining Worldwide Exchange will be Erik Britton, Director, Fathom Consulting. For a full list of the day's guests, visit CNBC's Member Center and sign up for our guest alert e-mail. Read More CNBC TOP NEWS AND ANALYSIS  Italian Interest Rates Have Peaked: Central Banker  S&P Downgrade Threat a Clarion Call for Euro Reform  Europe Mulls Two Separate Financial Rescue Funds  Europe's Rescue Plan Doesn't Go Far Enough  UK Proposes Tougher Bank Bonus Transparency  Hungary's President Pl Schmitt: Why a Europe Whole and Free Still Matters  Conflicting Visions at Core of Euro Zone Crisis  EU Head Says Germany Must Assure Peers: Report  Geithner Doesn't See Fed Funding IMF Euro Response  In Ireland, Austerity Is Praised but Painful  Like us on Facebook  Follow us on Twitter ADVERTISMENT Visit Our Member Centre | Unsubscribe  2011 Business News (Europe) Partnership. 10 Fleet Place London EC4M 7QS. All rights reserved.