European shares failed Monday to replicate a rally from Japan and the U.S., where the S&P 500 index notched its best week in five

European stocks erased early losses to trade little changed as positive economic data in the region offset negative sentiment

European shares enjoyed a relief rally Monday after geopolitical tension had sent them to their worst weekly losses of the year. The

European equities slipped, extending the longest run of weekly losses in a year as U.K.-listed stocks struggled on the anniversary of

European stock markets edged lower Friday amid ongoing unease over the outlook for oil prices as well as a slightly disappointing

European stocks dropped almost across the board on Tuesday, with banks leading the charge lower after a broker downgrade and concerns

European stocks advanced as economic data from Germany and France signaled that the region’s recovery is on track. U.K. equities and