European markets recorded strong losses at Thursday’s meeting, taking the baton from Asian markets that followed last night’s sell off on Wall Street, after the Federal Reserve minutes showed that the Federal Reserve is ready to proceed with an offensive. its policy.
Investors, meanwhile, are waiting for data on industrial orders in Germany in November, as well as those on producer prices in the eurozone in the same month, in order to get a better picture of the course of the European economy.
On the board, the pan-European Stoxx 600 index fell 1.42% to 487.32 points, with all sub-indices moving in negative territory.
In Frankfurt, the DAX fell 1.43% to 16,038.81 points, while in Paris the CAC 40 “lost” 1.65% to 7,254.69 points, while in London the FTSE 100 fell 0.95% at 7,445.45 points.
In the European region, the FTSE MIB index in Milan fell 1.70% to 27,685.00 points, while in Madrid the IBEX 35 fell 1.39% to 8,668.66 points.
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