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  Elliot Smith, Holly Ellyatt 2-3 minutes - Source: CNBC LONDON - European stocks ended the day higher on Monday, tracking gains in Asia on the back of strong Chinese data, while progress on a U.S. stimulus package was also in focus. TICKER COMPANY NAME PRICE CHANGE %CHANGE VOLUME .FTSE FTSE 100 FTSE 6001.38 -15.27 -0.25 600961582 .GDAXI DAX DAX 13138.41 87.18 0.67 48906350 .FCHI CAC 40 Index CAC 4979.29 32.48 0.66 74090850 The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed provisionally 0.8% higher, with sectors including autos, household goods, tech and utilities all adding more than 1%. The travel and leisure and retail sectors both ended the day in the red, as did banks and oil and gas. The pandemic continues to cause widespread concern in Europe with governments resorting to localized lockdowns to stem the spread of the virus. Spain’s government has caused controversy after it imposed a state of emergency on Madrid and the U.K. government

  Elliot Smith 3 minutes - Source: CNBC LONDON — European markets retreated Tuesday, pulling back from Monday's rally with Brexit talks and the first U.S. presidential debate on investors' radar. The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed down by 0.5%. Banks shed 2.1% while utilities bucked the broad downward trend to add 0.5%. The cautious session follows mixed trading in Asia-Pacific overnight, where mainland Chinese and South Korean shares advanced while stocks in Hong Kong and Australia retreated slightly. Stateside, stocks fell slightly on Tuesday as the market took a breather following a sharp rally in the previous session. Investors are preparing for the first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden, with a clear victory for either party likely to cause some market movement. Markets were still cognizant of the continuing spread of the coronavirus worldwide, with the global de

marketwatch.com European stocks hold to small gain as techs rise, with eye on U.S. bank earnings Carla Mozee European stocks edged higher Friday, with gains for tech and U.K.-listed shares helping to push the broader market toward a win for the week, but bank shares were muted ahead of key earnings from U.S. lenders. How markets are performing The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, +0.23%  was up 0.1% at 384.77, aided by advances for industrial and consumer services shares, but the telecom and oil and gas groups were lower. The index on Thursday rose 0.8% . For the week, the pan-European benchmark