European markets
Old World trading
European markets refers to stock exchanges and financial trading centers in Europe, or collectively to the economic activity they represent.
Financial news tracks European markets as a bloc, distinct from Asian and American markets: European markets opened lower following the Fed announcement.
The term also describes the European consumer base that companies sell to: The product launched in European markets last quarter.
- retail sectorConsumer-facing sales industry
- stock exchangeSecurities trading marketplace
- trading floorExchange transaction area
- eurozoneMonetary union sharing currency
- automotive industryMotor vehicle manufacturing sector
wholesale trade · monetary policy · interest rates · customs union · blue chip stocks · economic integration · e-commerce platforms · consumer spending · Brexit · cross-border trade · labor laws · economic outlook · trade agreements · fiscal policy · trade tariffs · shares · traders · stock
- investingstocks, stock, bonds, investing, investor
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- real estate termsoffer, lease, rent, counteroffer, asking price
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