US EditionMost European Stock Markets Initially in the Red
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The EuroStoxx50 fell by 0.8 percent to 5.325 points at noon, after the Eurozone's leading index ended May with a profit of 4 percent.
According to current stock market data, the price of crude oil has risen to $62,496, and the price of Brent oil to $64,258.
Europe's major stock exchanges opened lower into the new week and June.
Most European stock market indices slipped below the surface in early trading today. According to foreign news agencies, investors are monitoring the new escalation of the trade war between the US and China. This week, they will pay attention to the results of the US labor market and the meeting of the European Central Bank, which is expected to cut interest rates.
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