European stock markets moved lower on Wednesday, pulling back after
their biggest rally in eight months, as investors waited for a batch of
economic data from Europe and the U.S.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index XX:SXXP -0.04% slipped 0.2% to 336.62, after jumping 2.1% on Tuesday. The move was the largest one-day percentage gain since early July, triggered by easing tensions between Russia and Ukraine after Russian troops reportedly were called back to their bases and President Vladimir Putin stressed he wouldn’t use military force yet.
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The Stoxx Europe 600 index XX:SXXP -0.04% slipped 0.2% to 336.62, after jumping 2.1% on Tuesday. The move was the largest one-day percentage gain since early July, triggered by easing tensions between Russia and Ukraine after Russian troops reportedly were called back to their bases and President Vladimir Putin stressed he wouldn’t use military force yet.
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