Europe closes mostly lower after economic data
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The European stock exchanges closed this Friday (30) between stables and falling, amidst the global 'sell-off' (strong sale) in the technology sector, after a series of negative quarterly results in the United States revived fears about artificial intelligence spending (AI). Investors also reverberated a series of indicators of economic activity and inflation in the euro area countries, which showed a strong divergence between the main economies…
Stock markets of the Old Continent generally falling: the worst Stock Exchange was, with Milan, that of Madrid that has closed down by a percentage point, followed by Frankfurt that has lost 0.8%. (ANSA)
European stock exchanges are mostly closed downwards after inflation data from Germany, France, Italy and Spain. Euro Stoxx 50 loses 1.23%, while the technological collapse of Wall Street and business performance increase the nervousness among investors.
Leading European stock markets closed lower on Friday, as global AI sentiment weakened. The broad Stoxx 600 index fell 0.4 percent.
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