Middle East Situation Re-enters Stalemate, European Stocks Close with Mixed Trends
European stock markets closed with mixed trends today after Iran's conditions for ending the Middle East conflict were rejected by US President Donald Trump. London's FTSE 100 rose, Frankfurt's DAX also saw a slight increase, but Paris's CAC 40 declined.
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(Central News Agency, London, 11th, comprehensive foreign report) Major European stock indices closed with mixed results today after Iran's conditions for ending the war in the Middle East were rejected by US President Donald Trump.
The London FTSE 100 index rose slightly by 36.36 points or 0.36%, closing at 10269.43 points.
The Frankfurt DAX index edged up by 11.65 points or 0.05%, closing at 24350.28 points.
The Paris CAC 40 index fell by 56.19 points or 0.69%, closing at 8056.38 points. (Compiled by: Chen Yen-Chun) 1150512
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(Central News Agency, London, 11th, comprehensive foreign report) Major European stock indices closed with mixed results today after Iran's conditions for ending the war in the Middle East were rejected by US President Donald Trump.
The London FTSE 100 index rose slightly by 36.36 points or 0.36%, closing at 10269.43 points.
The Frankfurt DAX index edged up by 11.65 points or 0.05%, closing at 24350.28 points.
The Paris CAC 40 index fell by 56.19 points or 0.69%, closing at 8056.38 points. (Compiled by: Chen Yen-Chun) 1150512
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