European stocks are much weaker on Brexit fears of a deal

(RTTNews) – European stocks fell sharply Wednesday despite a series of positive advances in vaccines and higher expectations of a US fiscal stimulus package.

Stoxx six hundred pan-Europeans dropped to 391. 54 after winning 0. 7% on Tuesday.

Germany’s DAX fell by 0. 3% and France’s CAC 40 index fell by 0. 2%, while the UK FTSE 100 rose 0. 2% thanks to a weaker pound amid uncertainty over the time cut for a Brexit deal.

Banks and automakers have led the losses after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit leader Michael Gove said Tuesday that there is a possibility that Brexit industry negotiations will end without an agreement. Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas, BMW, Volkswagen and Peugeot fell by 1% to 2%.

Centamine fell more than 1 percent. The gold miner said it points to a relief of $100 million in gross annual basic charge until 2024.

BioNTech SE’s actions increased by almost 7% after the UK approved its Covid-19 vaccine evolved with Pfizer.

Swiss drug manufacturer Roche Group gained 0. 7% after receiving FDA emergency use approval for a new antibody opposed to the complex protein SARS-CoV-2.

BP Plc and Royal Dutch Shell were gaining ground despite falling oil costs amid staggering accumulation of US oil inventories. But it’s not the first time And greater uncertainty that the OPEC Group is delaying the increase in its planned production.

Retail sales increased by 2. 6% per month, reversing a 1. 9% drop in September, and sales are expected to increase by just 1. 2%.

In year-on-year terms, retail sales increased by about 8. 2% in October, more than economists’ forecast of 5. 9%.

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