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European stock indices are trading in the red
Stock market indices in Europe are falling due to the upcoming meeting of the Euro Group, which will be held today, 26 November, at which euro zone finance ministers will meet for the third time in a month to decide on granting Greece a few billion of financial assistance.
To date:
FTSE 100 5,794.92 -24.22 -0.42%
CAC 40 3,506.45 -22.35 -0.63%
DAX 7,294.39 -14.74 -0.20%
Barclays Plc shares were down 3.7%, as Qatar Holding plans to sell more than 300 million shares of the British bank.
Capitalization Aberdeen Asset Management Plc increased 2.5%, following the publication of the financial statements, where revenue exceeded analysts' estimates.
The market value of ThyssenKrupp AG fell 3.2%.
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