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[BENGALURU] European equities declined on Thursday as London stocks were sapped after Glencore scrapped its dividend and oil stocks slid, while investors kept a close eye on Washington for progress on US stimulus. Read more at The Business Times.

"Progress has been made but doubts are creeping if a deal will be reached before another week passes," Edward Moya, a senior market analyst at Oanda wrote in a note.

"This is another positive signal at a time of still considerable uncertainty," said Chris Bailey, European strategist at Raymond James."Conditions are still extremely difficult, and subject to negative revision, but today they have seen a chink of light." UniCredit was down 3.9 per cent as it vowed to stay out of a possible merger wave in Italy after reporting higher than forecast quarterly results.

 

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