European shares dipped on Tuesday as weak factory activity data from across the ...
- European shares dipped on Tuesday as weak factory activity data from across the euro zone spurred fears of an economic slowdown, overturning early gains due to signs the United States was not seeking another radical escalation of its trade war with China.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index had touched a two-month high after opening, tracking gains in Asia and on Wall Street after trade adviser Peter Navarro dismissed reports the White House could seek to force Chinese companies to delist from U.S. exchanges.
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