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Global Markets | European stocks muted as US-Iran peace talks called off

European stock markets dipped slightly on Friday, reflecting investor caution after the abrupt cancellation of U.S.-Iran peace negotiations. This setback contributed to the existing cloud of uncertainty regarding future stability. Earlier in the week, hopes had sparked a market rally, particularly boosting companies like Entain, while ASML faced headwinds from concerns about new export regulations.

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Economic TimesLean R·8h ago
Global Markets | European stocks muted as US-Iran peace talks called off
European stock markets dipped slightly on Friday, reflecting investor caution after the abrupt cancellation of U.S.-Iran peace negotiations. This setback contributed to the existing cloud of uncertainty regarding future stability. Earlier in the week, hopes had sparked a market rally, particularly boosting companies like Entain, while ASML faced headwinds from concerns about new export regulations.
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