European shares traded lower earlier on Thursday after underwhelming earnings reports dampened a U.S. Fed vow to continue rolling out stimulus plans in a bid to soften the economic blow of the COVID-19

On Wednesday, European stocks rose at the start of a new quarter as investors monitored the economic data which could signal the extent of a potential economic recovery as countries emerge from lockdown

European shares firmed and oil prices rose on Friday as markets turned positive despite a record rise in coronavirus cases in the United States. European shares opened higher, with the FTSE 100 up 1% and

European shares dropped on Monday as a surge in new coronavirus cases in Germany and elsewhere unsettled investors  hopes for a faster economic recovery. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 1%,

On Monday, European stocks climbed up alongside oil prices, considerably at their highest in more than a month. These took place as lockdowns are being loosened, thus bolstering market sentiment despite

European shares slipped on Friday as market fears were reignited following a disappointing report over the unsuccessful development of a potential COVID-19 treatment.     The pan-European

European shares gained on Thursday, caused by a bounce in energy stocks as investors pin hope on a deal between Saudi Arabia and Russia regarding their oil price war. The pan-European STOXX 600 gained

European shares began its session with weak footing last Friday compromising its performance throughout the week. This followed after US-China trade pact uncertainty left investors doubtful over the

NOV. 7- European shares hit four-year high last Thursday following China s statement that Beijing and Washington will pull out tariff implementation in different phases. Both countries must pull out

Sino-U.S. deal optimism drives European shares to 21-month upsurge European shares reached 21-month high last Monday, the highest record since January 2018. Such was enforced by gains from carmakers and