European markets closed with gains on Tuesday as United Kingdom Prime Minister started a European tour to try to save her Brexit deal. May embarked on a European tour after the House of Commons vote .

Round upMarkets in Europe closed in the red on Wednesday as investors monitor new developments surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union. Earlier, the legal advice on Brexit stated the UK may "become subject to .

European stocks closed mostly in the green on Thursday despite the fact that investors grew increasingly worried about trade tensions ahead of the G20 summit in Argentina. Washington's and Beijing's trade relationship remained in focus .

RoundupInvestors switched into risk appetite on Monday and stocks on the main European exchanges posted strong gains. Sentiment clearly brightened with the acceptance of the Brexit deal by the European Union, but the biggest stake .

On Wednesday, European markets closed with gains after US stocks recovered from previous day sharp losses during early trading. Apple Inc. led the FAANG pack during the selloff, trading over 5.1% in the red at .

European Markets closed in the red after three ministers in the British government resigned over the Brexit deal reached between the United Kingdom and the European Union. Earlier in the day, Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab, .

Stocks in Europe closed under the weather as investors awaited the United States Federal Reserve's interest rate decision scheduled for later in the day. Markets also digested corporate earnings as major banks, including Commerzbank, Societe .

Article written by: Peter PetrovU.S. stocks ended sharply higher Wednesday with all three of the indexes finishing shy of their intraday highs, following closely watched midterm elections that saw Democrats take control of the House, .

Market summaryEuropean markets ended the trading session lower as United States President Donald Trump said he had a good conversation with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. Trump pointed out their discussions were focused on trade .

Market overviewEuropean equities closed mixed as company earnings move markets. Deutsche Bank and Barclays reported their quarterly results earlier in the day, with Groupe PSA's reporting afterwards.Meanwhile, tensions surrounding the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal .