Report by Singular Bank European stock markets closed lower. The Euro Stoxx 50 fell by around 1.2%, and the IBEX 35 slipped by approximately 0.2% – a somewhat smaller decline following yesterday’s largely technical correction. The focus of the session was on profit-taking within the artificial intelligence sector. Samsung reported strong profit growth but failed to meet very high expectations, which dragged down semiconductor stocks and AI-related suppliers in Europe…

Report by Singular Bank European stock markets closed on a subdued note. The Euro Stoxx 50 fell by around 0.2 per cent, whilst the Ibex 35 retreated by nearly 0.8 per cent, driven more by dividend adjustments than by a general decline in risk appetite. The session lacked a single strong catalyst. Lower oil prices are helping to contain costs and inflationary pressure, but have acted more as a backdrop…

Reported by Nicolás Lopez Medina European stock markets ended the week on a high, marking their fourth consecutive week of gains, buoyed by optimism that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged this year following the recent cooling of US employment data. Trading volume was low during the session due to Wall Street being closed for a public holiday, against a backdrop in which investors continue to draw on…