European stocks extend losses as Stoxx 600 falls for second session

9 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 27

The Stoxx Europe 600 closed down 0.30% at 608.84, with the FTSE 100 dropping 0.56% and CAC 40 and DAX both down 0.19%.
Entain PLC led declines among constituents, falling 5.4%, while HIAB Oyj gained 5.1%. The pound and euro both strengthened against the dollar, and Brent crude rose 2.56% to $101.67.
Yields on the UK 10-year gilt and German 10-year bund increased, reflecting broader market moves. The session marks the second consecutive day of losses for European equities amid mixed sector performances.

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