European Stocks Close Broadly Lower
European stocks ended broadly lower on Wednesday as investors largely stayed cautious, digesting the latest batch of economic data and focusing on U.S. debt ceiling negotiations.
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European stocks ended broadly lower on Wednesday as investors largely stayed cautious, digesting the latest batch of economic data and focusing on U.S. debt ceiling negotiations.
European stocks closed lower on Tuesday with investors digesting the latest batch of economic data from Europe, China and the U.S., and closely following the U.S.
European stocks closed mixed on Monday with investors digesting the latest batch of economic data from the region and weighing the outlook for the global economy in general and the European economy in particular.
European stocks may open on a positive note Friday as soft U.S. producer price inflation data released overnight suggested that the Federal Reserve was making progress in taming inflation.
European stocks were seeing modest gains on Thursday as investors reacted to U.S. and Chinese inflation data and awaited the Bank of England's interest-rate decision later in the day.