European Stock Exchanges End in Green
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The European stock exchanges closed this Monday on high, reflecting the improvement in global risk appetite in today's session. The relief in oil prices, in the face of signs of chilling in the tensions in the Middle East, the fall in interest on sovereign securities on the continent and the recovery of the technology sector, which went through strong adjustments of positions last week, boost the indexes in the pregón. Exclusive material for sub…
The European Stock Exchanges ended up in positive ground on Monday, taking advantage of the respite offered by the fall in oil prices on the session with the hope of diplomatic progress in the Middle East.
Expectations for progress in talks to end the Iran war caused oil prices to plunge.
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European stock markets rounded out the first trading day of the week with gains of varying magnitude, which gained particular momentum in the afternoon. The broad Stoxx 600 index was listed up 0.5 percent.
Europe's exchanges closed the first peak of the week and month in high with relief in oil prices. The Pan-European Stoxx 600 index closed the negotiations with a high of 0.45%, at 649.65 points. Among the main indices, Frankfurt's DAX advanced 0.64%, at 25.982.87 points; London's FTSE 100 finished [...]
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