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- European stocks close: most stocks traded higher
European stocks close: most stocks traded higher
Most stock
indices stocks traded higher. Further stimulus measures by European
Central Bank continued to weigh on stock markets.
Eurozone’s
construction output declined 0.6% in March from a 0.1% increase in February. On
a yearly basis, Eurozone’s construction output climbed 5.2% in March from a
6.7% gain in February.
The
rejected Pfizer’s bid by AstraZeneca weighed on the British stock market.
AstraZeneca
shares dropped 11.0% as the company rejected Pfizer’s offer.
Ryanair
Holdings Plc climbed 11.0% after forecasting a return to growth this fiscal
year.
Deutsche
Bank AG slid 2% after the bank sold about 60 million shares to the Qatari royal
family. The bank announced plans to raise 8 billion euros.
Indexes on
the close:
Name Price Change Change %
FTSE
100 6,844.55 -11.26 -0.16%
DAX 9,659.39 +30.29 +0.31%
CAC 40 4,469.76 +13.48 +0.30%
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