European markets extended gains for the second day in a row and bond yields eased. The euro and the pound rebounded on the hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve may moderate future rate hikes after the latest job market data.
European markets reversed morning losses to afternoon gains and closed higher. Crude oil jumped 5%. The British pound rebounded after the UK government abandoned its plan to lower tax on high earners facing severe criticism.
European markets closed the quarter with losses between 3% and 5% after the eurozone inflation accelerated for the fifth month in a row but jobless rate held stable.
The Bank of England conducted an emergency operation to stabilize the bond market and steady the decline in the British pound. The move is likely to provide only a temporary relief as the pound faces growing negative sentiment.
The euro dropped to a new low and the British pound plunged to a new 4-decade low. Italian bond yields rose and spread with German yields widened after the center-right coalition led the latest election results.
European markets accelerated declines as central banks intensify campaign to tame high inflation. Bond yields rose across the eurozone and in the U.K. on the rising deficit worries. Energy prices declined 3%.
European markets traded higher tracking the rise in U.S. indexes. Energy prices advanced on the rising tensions with Russia and natural gas prices stayed above 200 euro-mark. Germany following France nationalized its natural gas based electric utility company.
European markets closed mixed and natural gas prices fell to a two-month low. Bundesbank estimated economic conditions to weaken in the current and next quarters and the pace of inflation to pick up.
stocks extended losses in Europe after fears of global economic slowdown were highlighted by the World Bank. Italy is set to record its largest annual trade deficit in a decade on the soaring cost of energy import.
European leaders mull rationing with no end in sight of the energy crisis. Eurozone trade balance swung to a deficit after the cost of energy imports soared.
The rally in European markets fizzled and benchmark indexes closed down after the U.S. inflation was hotter than expected signaling a large rate hike at the next Fed's meeting. UK jobless rate drops to a 48-year low.
