Markets Muted After Monday's Rally
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European equities declined at the end of today's dealings, with oil prices rising again as hopes for progress in negotiations between the United States and Iran declined, keeping bond returns in the eurozone near their highest levels in several years, and affecting risk-taking.
Europe's main stock indices closed down on Thursday (24), in line with the perception of higher risk in international markets, in the face of oil prices and high government bond yields. The scenario in the Middle East remains uncertain, despite the fact that authorities in Iran and the United States met this week, and a strong re-recognition of US Treasury (Treasuries) securities yields caused a stress on the global fixed income market. In closi…
In Brussels, the Bel20 lost 0.28%. The European Stock Exchanges ended in decline on Thursday, stricken by the sharp rise in oil prices and the...
Frankfurt (-0.57%) recorded the largest decline among the major European stock markets with Milan (-0.85%). Paris also declined (-0.52%) as did London (-0.24%), which limited the decline thanks to oil (BP +2.67% and Shell +1.77%).
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