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NEWS ABOUT: European stocks

European stocks stories: 12 news summaries
MARKETS

 Banks Lead 
 Asian Stock Rally 

Nikkei rises 4.6% to 6-month high

May 7, 09 4:01 AM CDT
(Newser) - The Nikkei stock average soared 4.6% today to close at a 6-month high, leading a rally across Asia. Banking stocks led advances as worries about the US financial system abated, with Mitsubishi UFJ jumping more than 15%. Markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt all opened in positive territory and... More »

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Barclays • UBS • Nikkei • Asian stocks • European stocks • Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group

MARKETS

 Stocks, Dollar 
 Dive as 
 Bailout 
 Collapses 

Markets fall in Asia, Europe; car companies lead declines

Dec 12, 08 4:19 AM CST
(Newser) - Asian markets dove today, and European exchanges opened down as the Senate abandoned efforts to bail out the American auto industry. The Nikkei in Tokyo and the Hang Seng in Hong Kong both closed down about 5.5%, with major exporters like Toyota and Sony leading declines. The bailout's collapse... More »

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markets • Nikkei • Hang Seng • Asian stocks • auto industry • European stocks • auto bailout

Global Stock Markets Mixed After Obama Win

Asia sees credit thaw, Europe dips on weak earnings reports

Nov 5, 08 5:39 AM CST
(Newser) - The dollar gained ground on the euro following Barack Obama’s presidential election win, as investors sensed a glimmer of hope in the US battle to turn around its economy under a new administration. Asian markets were up as credit worries eased slightly, reports Bloomberg. But poor earnings reports sent... More »

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Barack Obama • Asian stocks • US dollar • European stocks • financial crisis

 Rate Cut Sparks 
 Global Market Rally 

Investors pour back into markets looking for bargains with cheap money

Oct 30, 08 6:42 AM CDT
(Newser) - World markets rode the back of yesterday’s Fed rate cut to huge gains as investors began looking for bargains and flooded the exchanges with cash, reports the Guardian. Hong Kong was up 12.8%, Seoul rose 11.95%, and Tokyo saw a jump of 9.6%, its fourth largest... More »

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yen • Asian markets • US dollar • European stocks • financial crisis

 Global Stocks Pounded, 
 Dollar Hits Record Highs 

Greenback soars to 5-year high against the pound

Oct 22, 08 5:40 AM CDT
(Newser) - Stocks in Asia and Europe dove once again today, with banks leading losses as the continuing economic downturn hit corporate profits. The Nikkei in Tokyo closed down 6.8%, and London's FTSE opened down 2.3% after the Bank of England said that the country is in a recession. Meanwhile... More »

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pound • euro • Nikkei • FTSE • Asian stocks • Bank of England • US dollar • Mervyn King • European stocks

 Global Stocks Skid 
 Amid Recession Fears 

New rash of selling in Europe and Asia despite mammoth bailout packages

Oct 15, 08 5:40 AM CDT
(Newser) - The global market rally lost steam today as fears of a deepening recession prompted investors to resume looking for cover after profit taking—despite more than $2 trillion being pledged by governments to help thaw frozen credit markets, reports Bloomberg. Markets closed lower in Hong Kong, Seoul and Sydney. London,... More »

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stock market • recession • Asian stocks • European stocks • stock futures

 Euro Stocks Follow Asia Plunge 

London, Paris, Frankfurt all dive at opening

Oct 10, 08 3:40 AM CDT
(Newser) - Stock markets across Europe took a pounding this morning, following a dramatic market dive in Asia that saw the Tokyo exchange suffer its worst loss in 20 years. In London the FTSE opened down 10%, with similar losses in Paris and Frankfurt. Banking stocks were among the biggest losers in... More »

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Lehman Brothers • Nikkei • bear market • FTSE • CAC 40 • DAX • European stocks • financial stocks

IBM Forecast Rallies Asian, European Markets

Big Blue's outlook erases some gloom

Oct 9, 08 7:29 AM CDT
(Newser) - After five straight trading days of losses, investors may have regained a touch of confidence as markets in Asia and Europe bounced back from their beatings today, reports Bloomberg. The rebound, fueled in part by IBM’s reaffirmation of its profit forecast, comes after the worst five-day selloff since 1987.... More »

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stock market • IBM • Asian stocks • European stocks • Dexia

MARKETS

 Reeling Dow Closes Below 10K 

Bailout doesn't provide quick relief for stocks

Oct 6, 08 3:44 PM CDT
(Newser) - Stocks saw heavy losses today as investors lost faith in the bailout’s ability to quickly reverse the slumping economy, MarketWatch reports. The Dow closed below 10,000 for the first time since 2004 after managing to claw back from an 800-point intraday loss. The final tick was down 369.... More »

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Dow Jones • Nasdaq • European Central Bank • S&P 500 • bailout • European stocks • financial crisis

Banking Jitters Send
European Shares Down

Experts remain skeptical a $700 billion US bailout will ease credit woes

Sep 29, 08 6:59 AM CDT
(Newser) - Investors drove share prices down across Europe and Asia as bank emergencies multiplied  and news of the $700-billion US bailout deal failed to loosen up frozen credit markets, reports Bloomberg. British mortgage lender Bradford & Bingley was taken over by regulators and a trio of European governments jumped in to... More »

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Asian stocks • bailout • European stocks • credit market chaos • financial crisis • Dexia

MARKETS

 Global Stocks Surge 
 on Credit-Market Moves 

New Treasury plans also boost market

Sep 19, 08 4:33 AM CDT
(Newser) - World stocks jumped today on government measures to stop the credit-market meltdown and news that the US and the UK were getting tough on short sellers, Bloomberg reports. Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse climbed 15% after four days of decline in Europe, while Australia’s Macquarie surged 38% after the... More »

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stock market • Credit Suisse • Deutsche Bank • futures market • regulation • short selling • European stocks • HBOS

Yen Pounds Dollar as Markets Fall

Markets in worldwide retreat as dollar drops on subprime worries

Mar 3, 08 5:42 AM CST
(Newser) - The dollar’s skid accelerated today, taking it to a three-year low against the Japanese yen, and pushing the free-falling greenback to a record bottom against the Swiss franc and other currencies amid worries that subprime woes will worsen, Reuters reports. Worldwide, stocks dove lower on broad concerns about the... More »

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stocks • currency exchange • yen • US dollar • subprime crisis • European stocks

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