- European stocks open in positive territory on Wednesday
- The European market has been boosted by a recovery in the USA, where all major indexes closed higher on Tuesday evening.
- Global stock market sell-off appears to have paused.
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European stocks recover as the global market sell-off pauses
The European market has been boosted by a recovery in the US, where all major markets closed higher on Tuesday evening.
LONDON — European stock markets bounced back on Wednesday morning, as the global sell-off in equity markets took a breather following heavy losses.
Overnight, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the USA, gained more than 2%, having previously seen its biggest single day points sell-off in history on Monday.
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- Britain's FTSE 100 — up 0.76%
- Germany's DAX — up 0.52%
- France's CAC 40 — up 0.4%
- Italy's FTSE MIB — up 0.61%
- Spain's IBEX 35 — up 0.66%
- Euro Stoxx 50 — up 0.69%
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