Bond rally keeps European stocks lower for third day

European stocks were affected for the third day in a row on Wednesday by the significant effects on US and European stock returns in general due to the presence of a large number of investors for the idea and thus the severe negative impact of the small run out.

The European STOXX 600 index fell 0.3 by 0717 GMT, hitting a six-month low.

Germany’s DAX also fell 0.5 alert to its lowest level in six months after surpassing the German benchmark’s 10-year yield halted for the first time since 2011.

They include automakers and banks that are the most in decline in business, while the sector in general is recovering from infections that are considered dangerous recently.

The United States will continue to wait five or more years from the highs seen in 16 years, while still showing strong US jobs data that portends for an increase in interest rates.

Among materials stocks, Novartis stocks rose three.

Tesco shares gained 2.4% after Britain’s largest supermarket chain raised its annual profit forecast as food prices fluctuated.