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The European Stock Exchanges open in decline with investors looking at the conflict in the Middle East between the US and Ira. A clash that provokes the leap of oil and gas, with the risk of a new flame of inflation. (ANSA)
The European Stock Exchanges opened in decline on Wednesday, cashing in the constant rise in energy prices due to tensions in the Middle East, with oil Brent approaching 100 dollars per barrel.
The rise in energy prices continues to weigh on European markets, while oil is close to $100. ...
The leading European stock exchanges closed sharply lower on Wednesday. The overall STOXX 600 index fell 1.5 percent.
European equity indices declined at the beginning of Wednesday's dealings, with the United Kingdom's and the eurozone's higher bond yields, as high oil prices fuelled inflation concerns in the Middle East's ongoing conflict. Losses limited the benefits of the utilities and mining sectors, as well as the rise in European energy companies' shares by more than 1%, after exceeding the price of raw material.
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