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European Markets

Definition

European markets refer to the collective financial, economic, and commercial activities occurring within the countries of Europe, often influenced by the European Union’s regulatory framework. These markets encompass a wide array of sectors, including equities, bonds, commodities, and foreign exchange, operating under various national and supranational rules. They represent a significant global economic force, characterized by diverse regulatory landscapes and interconnected trade relationships. Economic policies from the European Central Bank and EU directives significantly shape their operations.