European stock markets have posted modest gains after opening for their Tuesday trading sessions, but they have not nearly made up for Monday's losses.
Frankfurt's DAX has been up by around one percent, while in London, the FTSE 100 is up by almost 1.8 percent and the CAC 40 in Paris has regained more than three percent of its value. On Monday each of them lost at least seven percent. Earlier in the day, Asian markets continued to suffer. Tokyo's Nikkei index dropped more than five percent shortly after the opening of this Tuesday's trading session, before bouncing back CzechRep most often sued state among new EU members ...
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(Deutsche Welle)
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