European stocks fell today, Friday, approaching key index recording its worst weekly performance since November, as concerns influenced bailout Cyprus on morale.
The FTSEurofirst 300 index fell for the shares of the major European 0.1% to 1190.12 points and is heading to record its worst weekly performance since November, while the benchmark STOXX 50 preference shares in the euro zone 0.2% at 2678.57 points at 0806 GMT.
But rising shares B. P rose 2.5% after it announced a major oil company that it would eight billion dollars to shareholders fever greater market losses.
The need Cyprus to collect 5.8 billion euros (7.5 billion dollars) of new funding sources by next Monday deadline to be able to get a bailout from the European Union to avoid the collapse of its financial system, which has paid out of the euro zone after it refused earlier plan to collect money from a tax on customers' deposits.
In Europe bourses fell FTSE 100 British and the French CAC 40 rose 0.1% and Germany's DAX 0.2%.
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