European stock markets
Most European countries have their own stock exchanges. The biggest are the CAC 40 index, in Paris, and Frankfurt's Dax 30. Some of the world's biggest telecoms, utilities and financial services groups trade on European stock markets.
Recent articles
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(18 March 10)
Investors never learn. History shows that they make the same mistakes over and over again. Contrarians can take advantage of this. Dominic Frisby looks at four stock market crashes, and what they can teach us about today's markets.
(05 March 10)
The Russian RTS Index was one of the world's worst performers of 2008. But in 2009 it led the global pack, with an increase of almost 140%. So what will happen this year?
(11 February 10)
Europe looks set to rescue Greece from its debt problems. But if a bail-out is arranged, it will mark the start of much bigger problems for Europe and the wider world. John Stepek explains why, and what you can do to protect your wealth.
