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The European debt crisis is moving north into the region’s corporate engine room.
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European stocks retreated for a third day as Libya cracked down on anti-government protests amid continuing political unrest in the Middle East and North Africa, overshadowing a jump in U.S. consumer confidence.
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European stocks climbed by the most in two months after reports showed manufacturing expanded in the U.S. and China, boosting confidence in the strength of the global economic recovery.
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European stocks tumbled by the most in four months amid concern that China will have to take measures to cool inflation and as Ireland held talks over a financial rescue amid the resurgent debt crisis.
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European stocks advanced for a second week as investors speculated that corporate profits and improving macro-economic data will overcome the region’s sovereign-debt crisis.
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European stocks rallied, snapping four days of losses for the Stoxx Europe 600 Index, as investors speculated that the economy will avoid another recession. BP Plc rallied 2.1 percent after saying its Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico has been permanently sealed. Brit Insurance N.V. jumped 4.1 percent after Apollo Global Management teamed up with CVC Capital Partners Ltd. to make a sweetened offer for the company. SGS SA rose to a record.
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Most European stocks declined as the rate of manufacturing expansion in China and Europe slowed and BP Plc failed to plug a leaking oil well in the Gulf of Mexico.
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German stocks fell as Chancellor Angela Merkel said joint euro bonds would send a “completely wrong signal,” offsetting a report showing business confidence in Europe’s biggest economy unexpectedly rose in November.
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European stocks retreated, with the benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index posting its biggest weekly loss since November 2008, as a U.S. jobs report failed to allay concern that the global economy is struggling.
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European stocks plummeted, erasing a weekly advance for the Stoxx Europe 600 Index, as U.S. regulators sued Goldman Sachs Group Inc. for fraud and a gauge of consumer confidence unexpectedly declined.
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