European Stock Markets Rose, Except for France, While the CAC 40 Fell 0.80 Percent.
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European stock markets closed higher on the first trading day of the week, with the exception of France, due to financial concerns in France.
At the close, the benchmark index Stoxx Europe 600 rose 0.36 percent to 633.62 points. In Italy, the FTSE MIB 30 index increased 0.66 percent to 50,818.38 points, while in Germany, the DAX 40 index rose 0.09 percent to 25,254.21 points...
European stock markets closed higher on the first trading day of the week, except for France, influenced by financial concerns in France. The Stoxx Europe 600 rose 0.36 percent to 633.62 points, while the French CAC 40 fell 0.80 percent to 7,834.1 points.
The Paris square ended on Monday in sharp decline, the only one among the major European stock exchanges to dig up its losses. The doubts about the finances... Read more The French budget leads Paris and causes the euro to plunge appeared first on Le Singulier.
Most European markets ended trading on a positive note on Monday, October 5, with banking stocks recovering and providing support to the main indices. In contrast, the French CAC 40 fell to a six-month low, as concerns about the country's fiscal situation intensify, while Schneider Electric came under strong pressure after the announcement of the large acquisition of the American software company PTC. The pan-European Stoxx 600 strengthened by 0…
The Paris Stock Exchange fell on Monday, down from other European indices, suffering from the fall of Schneider Electric and the investor's distrust of French assets, due to political uncertainties...
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