European Stock Markets Retreat Amid Rate Cut Expectations and Economic Data Concerns
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European stocks and bonds declined as European Central Bank officials tempered expectations for rapid rate cuts, while Germany's economy contracted for the first time since the pandemic, leading to a 0.5% slip in the Stoxx Europe 600 index and a rise in Germany's 10-year yield to a one-month high.
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