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European stock markets mid-session: European shares further decline
European indices are trading lower in today's session. Lower oil prices and the political turmoil in Greece weighed on the indices. Energy stocks were among the biggest losers. Weaker Industrial Output in China put further pressure on the markets. Eurozone's Employment Change was in line with expectations at +0.2%. Industrial Production on a monthly basis declined in October with a reading of +0.1%, analyst predicted an increase of +0.2%. On a yearly basis Industrial Production beat forecast by +0.1% showing an increase of +0.7%. The FTSE 100 index lost -1.50% quoted at 6,364.95 points. France's CAC 40 declined -1.72% trading at 4,153.27 and Germany's DAX 30 lost -1.35 at 9,729.36 points. Markets await data on the U.S. PPI and the Reuters/Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index due at 13:30 GMT and 14:55 GMT.
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