US Edition[Opinion] Europe: Shares End Lower as Corporate Results, Trade Anxiety Weigh
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Europe: Shares end lower as corporate results, trade anxiety weigh
EUROPEAN shares settled lower on Tuesday, with German equities logging their biggest one-day drop in two months as a batch of disappointing corporate reports and dimming prospects of a US-European Union trade deal weighed on sentiment.
The main European stock exchanges closed down this Tuesday, with the CAC 40 in Paris down by 0.69% and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange down by 1.09%. This negative trend is linked to investor attentialism on the eve of the business performance season in Europe and the United States. Only London escaped this trend, rising slightly by 0.12%, while Milan remained stable.
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