August 1 (Reuters) -European stocks hit a 3-week low on Friday at the end of a busy week as investors worried about the ...

European stocks logged their biggest one-day drop in over three months on Friday, at the end of a busy week as investors ...

European stocks notched their biggest decline in nearly four months following the latest salvo of US tariffs and a weaker-than-expected American jobs report. Drugmakers sank as President Donald Trump ...

President Trump's Aug. 1 tariffs were having a ripple effect across global markets on Friday, weighing on investor sentiment and European stocks were escaping that sel ...

European stock markets are poised for a lower open on Friday, with futures pointing to declines across most major bourses.

Shares of European pharmaceutical companies sold off on Friday after President Donald Trump sent letters to 17 companies, including U.S. firms, in the sector.

However, a record-setting rally on Wall Street drew investors into U.S. equity funds.

France's CAC 40 fell 1.8%, and Germany's DAX dropped 1.7%, underlining the significant impact the new measures are having across Europe's largest economies.

President Donald Trump's latest tariff moves drew worries from Wall Street as stocks slumped Friday and Treasury yields fell ...

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