European shares end lower as French political tremors rattle banks
European shares closed lower on Tuesday, with banks across the continent falling as investors fretted over political uncertainties in France while
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European shares closed lower on Tuesday, with banks across the continent falling as investors fretted over political uncertainties in France while
European shares slipped on Thursday, with automakers falling on continued jitters over the European Union's new tariffs on imported Chinese electric
European shares advanced on Wednesday, with rate-sensitive sectors like real-estate jumping after a cool U.S. inflation reading propped up hopes that
European shares fell on Friday, led by rate-sensitive sectors like real estate and utilities after a stronger-than-anticipated U.S. jobs report
European shares closed higher on Thursday, boosted by banking, technology and healthcare stocks, though they finished below session highs after the
European shares slipped on Tuesday as falling commodity prices weighed on mining and energy stocks, though caution remained ahead of European Central
European shares gained on Wednesday, led by technology stocks including Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML, with focus shifting to the European
European shares dropped in a broad-based selloff on Friday, marking a weekly loss amid political turmoil in France that has sent the French benchmark