Europe Stock Markets Rise

Europe's stock markets rose in opening deals on Friday as investors digested news that Labour, as expected, clinched a landslide election victory in Britain to end 14 years of Conservative rule.

European markets went back in the green on Monday after sliding earlier despite an emergency buyout of Credit Suisse aimed at preventing a fresh crisis for the global banking sector.

Stock Market India: Equity benchmarks closed out with marginal gains on Friday, but ended the week with losses on rising global recession fears after poor economic data from Asia to Europe and Americas.

Stock Market India: Equity benchmarks extended their losses from the fag end of last week and were in the red early on Monday, tracking a broad sell-off in risk assets as the dollar keeps gaining on rising recession risks from Europe to the US.

Indian stock indices rose on Thursday on robust earnings from US technology companies, but an energy crisis in Europe and China's lengthy lockdowns kept the mood cautious.

Domestic stock markets registered sharp losses on Wednesday tracking global equities, as rising COVID-19 cases in the US and Europe dampened investor sentiment. The S&P BSE Sensex index plunged 747.5 points - or 1.84 per cent - to 39,774.60 at the weakest level during the session, and the broader NSE Nifty 50 benchmark slumped to as low as 11,684.8...

Analysts said the rise in coronavirus infections across Europe and no sign of a vaccine anytime soon after two high-profile prospects experienced problems was hitting sentiment.

Domestic stock markets suffered their worst day in three weeks on Thursday with benchmark indices snapping their longest gaining streak in nearly six years, as a record number of new COVID-19 infections in parts of Europe spooked investors across the globe. The Sensex index dropped 1,097.98 points - or 2.69 per cent - to 39,696.76 at the weakest le...

The euro hit its lowest since March after the ECB left its ultra-loose policy unchanged on Thursday but kept the door open to more stimulus in December.

The STOXX Europe 600 Bank index advanced 1 percent, helped by a 2.8 percent rise at Barclays after Exane BNP Paribas upgraded Barclays to "outperform" from "neutral".

Investors mainly favoured gold as a risk diversifier due to the negative interest rate environment in Europe and Japan, combined with uncertainty over the Chinese economy, anticipation of slower interest rate rise in the US and global stock market turmoil, the report said.

Shares in Europe and Asia rose and the dollar gained after data showing China's economy grew last year at its slowest pace in 25 years prompted investors to anticipate more efforts to spur growth.

Stock markets in Europe and Asia rose and oil prices jumped on Wednesday after Chinese trade data cooled concerns over the world's second biggest economy, steadying money and currency markets in Shanghai and Hong Kong.

Shares slid on Tuesday, with Europe led lower by mining companies as copper prices fell on worries over Chinese demand, while the dollar rose to its highest in almost two weeks after Federal Reserve officials signalled US interest rates might rise this year.

Global shares were on track for a weekly rise on Friday, with Europe following Asia higher, as bond-market jitters eased after a rollercoaster unwind of bets linked to the European Central Bank's stimulus plan.

Europe's stock markets rose in opening deals on Friday as investors digested news that Labour, as expected, clinched a landslide election victory in Britain to end 14 years of Conservative rule.

European markets went back in the green on Monday after sliding earlier despite an emergency buyout of Credit Suisse aimed at preventing a fresh crisis for the global banking sector.

Stock Market India: Equity benchmarks closed out with marginal gains on Friday, but ended the week with losses on rising global recession fears after poor economic data from Asia to Europe and Americas.

Stock Market India: Equity benchmarks extended their losses from the fag end of last week and were in the red early on Monday, tracking a broad sell-off in risk assets as the dollar keeps gaining on rising recession risks from Europe to the US.

Indian stock indices rose on Thursday on robust earnings from US technology companies, but an energy crisis in Europe and China's lengthy lockdowns kept the mood cautious.

Domestic stock markets registered sharp losses on Wednesday tracking global equities, as rising COVID-19 cases in the US and Europe dampened investor sentiment. The S&P BSE Sensex index plunged 747.5 points - or 1.84 per cent - to 39,774.60 at the weakest level during the session, and the broader NSE Nifty 50 benchmark slumped to as low as 11,684.8...

Analysts said the rise in coronavirus infections across Europe and no sign of a vaccine anytime soon after two high-profile prospects experienced problems was hitting sentiment.

Domestic stock markets suffered their worst day in three weeks on Thursday with benchmark indices snapping their longest gaining streak in nearly six years, as a record number of new COVID-19 infections in parts of Europe spooked investors across the globe. The Sensex index dropped 1,097.98 points - or 2.69 per cent - to 39,696.76 at the weakest le...

The euro hit its lowest since March after the ECB left its ultra-loose policy unchanged on Thursday but kept the door open to more stimulus in December.

The STOXX Europe 600 Bank index advanced 1 percent, helped by a 2.8 percent rise at Barclays after Exane BNP Paribas upgraded Barclays to "outperform" from "neutral".

Investors mainly favoured gold as a risk diversifier due to the negative interest rate environment in Europe and Japan, combined with uncertainty over the Chinese economy, anticipation of slower interest rate rise in the US and global stock market turmoil, the report said.

Shares in Europe and Asia rose and the dollar gained after data showing China's economy grew last year at its slowest pace in 25 years prompted investors to anticipate more efforts to spur growth.

Stock markets in Europe and Asia rose and oil prices jumped on Wednesday after Chinese trade data cooled concerns over the world's second biggest economy, steadying money and currency markets in Shanghai and Hong Kong.

Shares slid on Tuesday, with Europe led lower by mining companies as copper prices fell on worries over Chinese demand, while the dollar rose to its highest in almost two weeks after Federal Reserve officials signalled US interest rates might rise this year.

Global shares were on track for a weekly rise on Friday, with Europe following Asia higher, as bond-market jitters eased after a rollercoaster unwind of bets linked to the European Central Bank's stimulus plan.