European stock prices fell today, Friday, to cut off a rally that lasted four days as investors were disappointed expectations shattered after a new U.S. stimulus plan and prepared for a possible wave of weak economic data in China over the weekend.
Hot stocks and basic resources of three percent to lead the decline in stocks after disappointing regular Chairman Ben Bernanke Federal Reserve (Fed) in the hopes of investors stimulus cash.
By the end dealing in European stock markets index fell 0.2 percent to pan 982.30 points after gains in the previous session, supported by cutting interest rates in China.
In European markets, France's CAC index fell 0.6 percent, Germany's DAX 0.2 percent.
Hot stocks and basic resources of three percent to lead the decline in stocks after disappointing regular Chairman Ben Bernanke Federal Reserve (Fed) in the hopes of investors stimulus cash.
By the end dealing in European stock markets index fell 0.2 percent to pan 982.30 points after gains in the previous session, supported by cutting interest rates in China.
In European markets, France's CAC index fell 0.6 percent, Germany's DAX 0.2 percent.
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