European stock markets open lower
European stock markets fell again on Wednesday at the opening, releasing some of their rebound from the day before in a context still strained by the banking shock in the United States and the upcoming meetings of the major central banks.
London fell by 0.25%, Paris by 0.26%, Frankfurt by 0.38%. European government bond rates on the bond market tightened, while remaining far from their level at the end of last week.
The Nobel in economics to three Americans, including former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke
Everything you need to know about automatic taxation
SVB bankruptcy: no risk of contagion in France, says Bruno Le Maire
About Author
