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European stocks climbed on Monday, as a sense of calm returned to markets following a week of turbulence over concerns about banking sector stability after the collapse of Credit Suisse and two U.S. mid-sized lenders. The pan-European STOXX

On Monday, European markets fluctuated, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index lower in the first hours of trade before moving into positive territory. Even banks reversed earlier sharp losses to trade 0.3% higher. UBS agreed on Sunday to buy rival Credit Suisse for

European markets were cautiously higher Tuesday as the aftershocks from Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse continue to ripple through financial markets. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index was up 0.2% in early trade, with sectors and major bourses a spread

European stock markets edged higher Monday, but gains were tepid as investors digested China setting a modest growth target for economic growth this year ahead of the release of Eurozone retail sales data.  At 03:40 ET (08:40 GMT),

Fidelity’s, Berenberg’s and Mirabaud’s stock picks to play the European IT, financials and industrials sectors Europe has enjoyed a renaissance over the past year as the market has surged despite headwinds including the Russia-Ukraine war, a potentially behind-the-curve

European stock markets traded higher Monday, starting the new week on a positive note as investors await regional inflation data to provide clues on the near-term path of interest rates.  At 03:40 ET (08:40 GMT), the DAX index in Germany

European shares rose on Thursday, after two straight sessions of declines, as U.S. semiconductor designer Nvidia’s positive sales forecast sparked a rally in chip stocks. The broader Europe STOXX 600 index (.STOXX) rose 0.2%, with the technology sector (.SX8P) jumping 1.4%. Chipmakers

European stock markets edged higher Monday, but gains are limited as investors assessed the potential for further monetary policy tightening ahead of key U.S. inflation data and fresh quarterly Eurozone economic forecasts. At 03:40 ET (08:40 GMT), the DAX

European stock markets are expected to edge higher at the open Thursday, as investors digested the latest German inflation data as well as the continuation of the quarterly corporate earnings season. At 02:00 ET (07:00 GMT), the DAX futures contract

European stock markets are expected to open slightly firmer Tuesday, with investors digesting important corporate earnings from the likes of oil giant BP (NYSE:BP), more economic data as well as the latest commentary from Federal Reserve head Jerome

Europe’s stock markets have beaten Wall Street by the biggest margin in more than three decades over recent months as its economy looks set to dodge a recession many thought inevitable just a few weeks ago. Since late September, European