PARIS (Reuters) - Major European stock markets
closed in negative territory, driven down by
bank stocks, despite the good performance
LVMH announced quarterly.
In Paris the CAC 40 ended the session down 0.46% to
4031.99 points.
Pending results of large companies
U.S. planned this week, as JPMorgan, Bank
of America, Google and General Electric, the values
banks have in fact marked a break from
their flight the day before.
Barclays, Societe Generale, BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank
and have yielded between 0.45 and 0.89%.
In addition, after surging nearly 6% yesterday,
the Greek banking sector index fell 4.2%, despite
the success of the auction of 1.56 billion euros
Bond made by Greece. Investors
consider, however, extremely costly investment made
by Athens.
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