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European stocks hit two-month lows
European stocks have fallen to their lowest levels in two months, due to tightening monetary policies and the European Central Bank’s interest rate hike of 0.25% to 2.5%, with expectations of further increases amid rising inflation and energy prices. This has led to a surge in German bond yields to their highest level since 2011 and oil prices climbing above $100 per barrel, following escalated attacks on energy shipments, which heightens fears of slowing economic growth and a negative impact on European markets. The mining sector has also been heavily affected, with copper prices declining, and shares of major companies in the market continuing their downward trend.
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