European equities are enjoying a solid start to the session with major indices seen opening higher across the board. While regional stocks are holding up well, just be wary that the more cautious mood in US futures suggests that investors aren't quite ready to throw caution to the wind just yet. Here are the opening levels in Europe:Eurostoxx +0.6%Germany DAX +0.3%France CAC 40 +1.2%UK FTSE 100 +0.8%Spain IBEX +1.3%Italy FTSE MIB +0.4%The positive start comes as European stocks are looking to build on yesterday's rebound, with buyers continuing to find some encouragement after the US midterm elections and the continued rotation out of tech shares.In that lieu, the mood across the Atlantic is looking rather less optimistic. Dow futures may be up 0.5% but S&P 500 futures are trading flat while Nasdaq futures are down 0.7% so far today. That suggests the stunning recovery in tech shares yesterday may already be running out of steam.And with AI spending concerns and the potential fallout from the US midterms still hanging over the tech sector, Wall Street could once again prove to be the bigger test for broader risk sentiment later today.For now though, European investors are at least making the most of the calmer mood - even if the divergence with US tech stocks is still one to keep an eye out for.As the week winds down, we will have the BOE policy decision coming up later before the weekly jobless claims data in the US. And finally tomorrow, we'll get to the main event this week as the US jobs report will come into focus and give markets some data direction to work with after the midterms. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.