European stocks edged higher on Friday, recording their best week since early May, on hopes for a potential ceasefire in Ukraine and optimism that company earnings are weathering US tariffs.

European stocks rose, approaching March’s record closing high, as investors looked ahead to the Trump-Putin summit and key US economic data.

European shares remained mostly flat as investors await key U.S. inflation data and U.S.-Russia talks on Ukraine. The STOXX ...

A rout in shares of European companies embracing artificial intelligence deepened this week, as powerful new AI models raise ...

European stocks were subdued as investors looked ahead to the Trump-Putin summit, while Danish jeweler Pandora A/S sank on disappointing earnings.

Jonathon Regis, co-portfolio manager, Developed Markets UCITS Strategy, Lansdowne Partners, highlights forgotten equities ...

Software stocks in Europe fell sharply on Tuesday, with heavyweight SAP sliding more than 6% amid concerns over the risks ...

The euro fell against the U.S. dollar amid European pushback over the pact. The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 inched up to ...

Europeans hold $12 trillion of their savings, or about 70%, in bank accounts that typically have low yields, according to the ...

LONDON (Reuters) -European stocks took an early lead in 2025, outperforming Wall Street thanks to erratic U.S. policymaking and Germany's once-in-a-generation fiscal shift, but U.S. markets have ...