European stocks trimmed a decline sparked by revived tensions in the Middle East, while L’Oreal SA rallied after better-than-expected quarterly sales.

Stock markets in Asia and Europe retreated on Friday after Israel attacked sites in Iran, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal that cited people familiar with the matter, reducing traders ...

European stock markets rebounded Wednesday after heavy losses the previous session, while Wall Street pushed higher as ...

Europe's main stock index notched its biggest one-day drop in over nine months on Tuesday, with miners and banks leading ...

European stocks dropped on Friday to their lowest levels in more than one month after a ramp-up in Middle East conflict spooked investors across the globe, while shares of L'Oreal rose as the French ...

European stocks fell Thursday after hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials damped earlier optimism over prospects for interest-rate cuts from the European Central Bank.

Europe’s benchmark stock index plunged to a more than two-week low on Friday. This is driven by a combination of factors, ...

European shares turn significantly lower after above-forecast U.S. inflation data question the prospect of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in June and raises broader concerns that inflation ...

March data showed that passenger-car sales in Europe fell 2.8%. On Thursday, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ ...

A string of strong corporate results offset news that sales of electric cars across the European Union tumbled by over 11% ...

Truck maker Volvo reported a smaller drop in first-quarter profit than expected on Wednesday as demand returns to more normal ...

Bank of America saw profits tumble as even the biggest banks are increasingly challenged by high interest rates.