Europe stocks close slightly higher as investors assess rate cut prospects; Bayer down 18%
Publishing timestamp: 2023-11-20 11:57:25
Summary
The article discusses the cautious start of European markets following a strong week, with a focus on third-quarter earnings. It mentions specific companies and their performance, as well as inflation figures and the impact on the U.S. dollar. It also covers the performance of Asian markets, including Japanese stocks reaching a 33-year high. Additionally, it mentions the decision of China's central bank to hold its loan prime rates and the impact on Alibaba's stock.
Sentiment: MIXED
Tickers: .DXY, BABA, SIE-DE, .STOXX, GOOGL, BGN-IT, OCDO-GB, MSFT, @CL.2, BAYN-DE, HFG-DE, .N225, META, DPLM-GB, AGN-NL, BAER-CH, NVDA, AAPL, EMBRAC.B-SE, AMZN, 0GFE-GB, TSLA,
Keywords: government and politics, banca generali spa, business news, aegon ltd, dxy us dollar currency index, united states, hellofresh se, prices, breaking news: europe, bayer ag, economic events, siemens ag, stoxx 600, foreign policy, wti crude (apr'21), united kingdom, joe biden, xi jinping, embracer group ab, alibaba group holding ltd, china,
Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/20/europe-markets-open-to-close-ftse-dax-cac-40.html