European Stock Markets Rose, Except for Spain and Italy.
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Profit-taking in the AI sector and high inflation data from the US triggered sharp declines in Asian and Wall Street stock markets, while European markets with different index weightings showed resilience to this negative sentiment...
Despite sharp declines in global technology stocks, European stock markets mostly ended the fourth trading day of the week higher.
European stock markets ended the fourth trading day of the week with gains in major markets, excluding Spain and Italy, despite sharp selling pressure in global technology stocks.
European stock markets gained, except for Spain and Italy, despite selling pressure on global technology stocks. The STOXX Europe 600 rose 0.38 percent to 640.16 points, while technology stocks fell by an average of 1.5 percent; in Germany, the DAX 40 rose 0.33 percent.
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