Stock markets in Europe are down again as the continuation of the conflict is hurting sentiment
Stock markets in Europe are down again as the continuation of the conflict is hurting sentiment
Stock markets in Europe are largely showing respectable gains as we approach the end of the trading day. This mood in this part of the world was greatly influenced by the robust rally seen in Asia overnight. Last week, stocks in China and Hong Kong, endured large declines due to concerns the Beijing authorities were tightening regulation.
The US dollar fell today to its lowest level in seven months, in addition to the decline of US stocks at the beginning of trading, in light of markets stay tuned of several important economic events this week.
This week was full of important events and economic data, which affected the movements of the markets markedly throughout the trading days of the week. The beginning was with Donald Trump, the American president who made his first visit outside the United States since taking office last January. He went to Riyadh and made a deal to sell weapons to Saudi Arabia,
By Reuters : May 26 U.S. economic growth slowed less sharply in the first quarter than initially thought, but the weakness was likely an aberration amid a strong labor market that is near full employment.
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