TREE NEWS reports: Europe’s STOXX 600 index provisionally closed up 1.04% at 632.03 points, leaving it about 0.1% higher for the week after sliding from Oct. 6-8. The euro STOXX 50 rose 0.89% to 6,181.93, paring some losses from Oct. 8-9 but still down 0.9% on the week. The FTSE Eurofirst 300 gained 1.03% to 2,524.87.
STOXX 600 closes up 1.04% at 632.03, ekes out 0.1% weekly gain
AI take
The headline number flatters a week that was nearly flat: a single strong session did the work of erasing an early-October slide, and the weekly gain rounds to a rounding error. The split between the broad STOXX 600 and the euro STOXX 50 is the more telling detail, with the narrower blue-chip gauge still finishing lower on the week — a reminder that the rebound was uneven rather than broad-based. Whether that catch-up continues into the next stretch is the open question.
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