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European Stocks Pulled Lower by Banks as HSBC Results Disappoint

Bloomberg Markets27 October 2026, 08:18 UTC

European stocks fell for a third day in four as disappointing earnings from benchmark heavyweight HSBC Holdings Plc dragged down the banking sector.

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