European stocks add gains in early trading. Investors focus on Greece. Yesterday's emergency meeting of the E.U. finance ministers failed to reach an agreement and deliver a joint statement on the outcome. Greece presented a 10 point plan to replace the bailout deal but creditors are insisting on the terms of the original agreement. Greece's bailout will expire on February 28^th. Fears that Greece might leave the Eurozone, the "Grexit" weighs on the markets as decisions on the bailout-deal are postponed until next week, February 16^th, were the next meeting is scheduled. Today E.U. leaders will meet at a summit.

Today a large number of quarterly reports are also in the focus.

The FTSE 100 index is currently trading +0.28% quoted at 6,837.50 points. Germany's DAX 30 rose +0.73% trading at 10,830.35. France's CAC 40 added +0.17%, currently trading at 4,687.11 points.