European markets struggled for the seventh day in a row on the ongoing economic growth worries in the region. The Euro Area second quarter GDP growth was revised lower and Germany's industrial output fell for the third month in a row.
European market indexes traded near one-week lows after economic growth worries dominated market sentiment. The Euro Area retail sales declined for the tenth month in a row and German factory orders dropped sharply on the weakness in volatile transportation orders.
European markets drifted lower as growth and rate hikes worries dominated market sentiment after producer price decline accelerated and growth slowed weak outlook for manufacturing and services growth.
European markets traded higher and investors reacted to global developments. German trade surplus edged lower after exports fell more than imports. The Swiss economy stalled in the second quarter after international trade contracted.
European markets traded higher and a private manufacturing survey showed ongoing weakness in the Euro Area. UK home prices fell at the fastest pace in more than 14 years.
European markets lacked direction after inflation rebounded in Spain and some German states. European automobile registration accelerated in July but lagged from the level in 2019.
European markets extended gains, the dollar retained a slightly upward bias in volatile trading. Spanish retail sales surged at the fastest pace in July after non-food store sales accelerated.
European markets advanced on Friday and are set to close fractionally higher in the week after falling for three weeks in a row. German economy stagnated in the second quarter after shrinking for two quarters in a row.
European markets advanced after a rally in chipmakers supported an advance in broader market indexes. Energy sector was in focus after crude oil prices fell to five-month on growing demand supply imbalance.
European stock markets lacked direction, bond yields traded near recent highs and the euro and the pound drifted lower. The latest survey of business activities showed sharp contraction in manufacturing and services sectors.
European markets advanced and investors hunted for bargains in energy, tech and industrial stocks. Natural gas prices rose for the fifth session in a row on the rising worries of a possible strike at LNG terminals in Australia.
European markets extended weekly losses for the third week and market indexes declined for the fourth day in a row on rising global economic uncertainties and shifting sentiment in favor of another rate hike.
European stocks struggled and sovereign bond yields edged higher on the renewed worries of another U.S. rate hike. The U.S. dollar traded near a two-month high.
European markets rebounded and the economy expanded in the second quarter in the Euro Area and industrial production unexpectedly rose June. Consumer price inflation in the UK eased in July.
