(Bloomberg) -- European stocks dropped for a second
day, led by construction companies, on concern that accelerating
growth in Europe will keep interest rates rising.
Bouygues SA, the world's second-biggest construction
company, and CRH Plc, the second-largest maker and distributor of
building materials, paced declines. OMX AB had the biggest rally
in more than four years after Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. agreed to
buy Europe's fifth-largest equity market.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
day, led by construction companies, on concern that accelerating
growth in Europe will keep interest rates rising.
Bouygues SA, the world's second-biggest construction
company, and CRH Plc, the second-largest maker and distributor of
building materials, paced declines. OMX AB had the biggest rally
in more than four years after Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. agreed to
buy Europe's fifth-largest equity market.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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