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The poor business results led to the company "Growth of bars"the largest house construction company in Great Britainto a wave of stock sales in the real estate sector.
And she was European equities It fell for a fifth consecutive session on Tuesday as investors worry about the prospects of a global economic slowdown and squeezing corporate profits due to the rise interest rates With central banks stepping up their battle against inflation.
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Cursor dropped Stoke 600 European equities were up 0.2% at 07:06 GMT, in the sixth consecutive losing session, and the real estate and banking sector led the decline.
Philips shares plunged 8.1% after the Dutch company announced a 60% drop in its core quarterly profit.
The share has dropped Credit Suisse By 3.6%, after Bloomberg reported that the US Department of Justice was investigating the Swiss bank’s continued help to US clients to hide their assets from the authorities, 8 years after the bank paid a tax evasion transaction tax of 2.6 billion dollars.
Among the winners was LVMH, which rose 0.9% after the French luxury goods giant surpassed market expectations for third-quarter sales.
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Weak commercial results for Barat Developments, the largest home builder in the world Great Britainto a wave of stock sales in the real estate sector.
And she was European equities It fell for a fifth consecutive session on Tuesday as investors worry about the prospects of a global economic slowdown and squeezing corporate profits due to the rise interest rates With central banks stepping up their battle against inflation.
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Cursor dropped Stoke 600 European equities were up 0.2% at 07:06 GMT, in the sixth consecutive losing session, and the real estate and banking sector led the decline.
Philips shares plunged 8.1% after the Dutch company announced a 60% drop in its core quarterly profit.
The share has dropped Credit Suisse By 3.6%, after Bloomberg reported that the US Department of Justice was investigating the Swiss bank’s continued help to US clients to hide their assets from the authorities, 8 years after the bank paid a tax evasion transaction tax of 2.6 billion dollars.
Among the winners was LVMH, which rose 0.9% after the French luxury goods giant surpassed market expectations for third-quarter sales.
