The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index added 0.8 percent to 226.63 at 4:40 p.m. in London, after earlier surging as much as 2.2 percent. The gauge has still fallen 22 percent from this year’s peak on Feb. 17 as European and U.S. economic data that trailed forecasts added to concern the global recovery is at risk. The retreat has left the Stoxx 600 trading at about 9.4 times its companies’ estimated earnings, near the lowest since March 2009
Related Post:
European stock
- Mario Draghi speech in london july 26 2012
- François Hollande to be greeted by market turmoil
- Why European shares market down april 23 2012
- European stock to watch jan 9 2012
- european stock news jan 09 2012
- 2012 eurozone debt crisis
- European stock markets outlook january 3 2012
- European markets brace for more eurozone turmoil in 2012
- international arbitration body has awarded Exxon Mobil Corp. nearly $908 million
- Brazil to cut $32 billion from 2012 budget
No comments:
Post a Comment