European market
Old World commerce
The European market refers to the collective economy and trading environment of European countries, particularly the European Union's single market where goods, services, capital, and people move freely across borders.
In finance, it often means European stock exchanges collectively: Asian markets rose overnight, but the European market opened lower.
Business contexts use it to describe the consumer base or commercial opportunities in Europe: The company is expanding into the European market.
- BrexitUK leaving European Union
- trade dealNegotiated economic accord
- customs unionTariff-aligned trading partnership
- EurozoneSingle-currency economic area
- level playing fieldEqual competitive conditions
import duty · exchange rate · supply chain · car · hatchback · Sierra · wine · Ford Motor Company · saloon · stock exchange · rear-wheel drive · estate · merchants · mint · vendors · economy · goods · EU
- marketsmarketplace, bazaar, souk, vendors, food stalls
European marketAsian market
Store selling Eastern foods
Wall Street · domestic market · NASDAQ · New York Stock Exchange