European markets closed with losses amid sharp stock declines recorded in the United States. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed more than 800 points lower on Wednesday and dropped more points today after trading briefly .

Market RoundupEuropean markets finished a day of trading in the green as investors remained focused on the unfolding budget crisis in Italy. The country's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini described President of the European Commission .

Market overviewChinese stocks have fallen 3% since traders returned to work from China’s annual ‘Golden Week’ holiday. This comes after the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), on Sunday, announced a one percentage-point cut in banks’ .

OverviewEuropean stock markets finished the Thursday trading session with sharp losses after the Italian government agreed to press on with the plans to keep the budget deficit at 2.4% in 2019, but reduce the 2020 .

Markets in Europe closed in the green on Thursday as investors kept their focus on trade and political uncertainty across the globe. Meanwhile, the Brexit negotiations were supposed to continue after the report that Brussels .

Markets in Europe closed in the green as investors digested United States President Donald Trump's remarks at the United Nations General Assembly meeting. The energy and mining industries recorded the biggest gains, especially after Trump .

The majority of Equity markets in Europe finished the trading session flat to lower, as trade tensions between Washington and Beijing continue with conflicting messages. Over the weekend, it was reported that United States President .

European stock indexes ended the trading session in the green. In Brexit news, President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker said the commission will not stand in the way of an orderly UK withdrawal, but .

European markets closed in the green on hopes the European Union and the United Kingdom will reach a Brexit deal. EU's chief Brexit negotiator noted that it is "realistic" and "possible" the two sides will .

Friday RecapEuropean stock markets finished the Friday trading session on a mixed note as investors focus on a fresh set of economic data published earlier in the day, as well on the ongoing global trade .