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European Stocks Suffer Worst Day Since April on Tariffs, Jobs
European stocks notched their biggest decline in nearly four months following the latest salvo of US tariffs and a weaker-than-expected American jobs report. Drugmakers sank as President Donald Trump escalated his campaign for lower medicine prices.
European stocks closed higher on Tuesday, buoyed by financials and defence stocks, though Danish stocks logged their biggest ...
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President Trump's Aug. 1 tariffs were having a ripple effect across global markets on Friday, weighing on investor sentiment and European stocks were escaping that sel ...
There's just under an hour and a half to go until stocks begin trading, with the futures tied to the Stoxx Europe 600 index ...
The benchmark STOXX 600 rose 0.9% to hit a four-month high early in Monday's session but reversed course to close about 0.2% ...
European defense stocks sank on Monday on a belief that Brussels has just committed the region to spending more local money ...
There's just under an hour and a half to go until stocks begin trading for the first time since the U.S. and European Union ...
Nasdaq Stockholm hosted the largest European IPO so far this year—Asker Healthcare—which raised €821 million. With additional offerings from Röko and Hacksaw, the Stockholm exchange was home to three ...
Russia's westward push and U.S. indifference toward European worries may trigger a strong economic revival in the region, benefiting stocks. The new German Chancellor is pushing for that to happen ...
Shares of European pharmaceutical companies sold off on Friday after President Donald Trump issued letters to 17 companies, ...
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