By Elizabeth Howcroft PARIS (Reuters) -European stocks opened slightly higher on Wednesday, showing little reaction to U.S.

Global markets have been seesawing this week, as traders digest the latest trade tariff news. Overnight, Asia-Pacific markets ...

Stock markets in Europe were largely shrugging off President Donald Trump’s latest tariff announcement on Wednesday. However, the threat from artificial intelligence looks to be rocking advertising ...

European stock markets started Wednesday's session with modest gains, as investors carefully navigated a complex and often ...

Major stock indexes rose on Wednesday as Nvidia briefly climbed to a $4-trillion valuation, while the euro edged lower, with ...

European stock markets rose Wednesday, brushing off US President Donald Trump's tariff threats on copper and pharmaceuticals.

European stocks finished higher Wednesday, with the Stoxx Europe 600 index STOXX Europe 600 Index rising 0.78% to 549.96. The French CAC 40 index CAC 40 Index gained 1.44% to 7,878.46, the German DAX ...

Europe-listed shares look set for a mixed open today. Futures tied to the regional Stoxx 50 were last seen trading 0.1% ...

European shares ended lower on Friday as losses in banks and mining-related stocks weighed, with focus now shifting to the ...