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European stocks closed lower on the last trading day of March, a month marked by global geopolitical and economic uncertainty after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

European stocks closed lower on Wednesday following the latest round of talks between Russia and Ukraine.

European stocks closed higher on Tuesday as another round of Ukraine-Russia talks got underway.

European stocks closed higher on Monday as investors continued monitoring developments in the war between Ukraine and Russia.

European markets closed slightly higher on Friday, as investors continued to monitor the war in Ukraine and assess the outlook for global monetary policy.

European stocks struggled for direction on Thursday with investors keeping a close eye on key meetings of NATO, EU and G-7 leaders in Brussels.

European stocks closed lower on Wednesday as global investors continued to assess inflation concerns and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

European stocks closed higher on Tuesday as investors continued to monitor the war in Ukraine and economic developments in the U.S.

European stocks closed slightly higher on Monday as the Russia-Ukraine war continued to weigh on global market sentiment.

European markets closed higher on Friday, notching their best weekly gain since 2020, as investors tracked negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.

European stocks closed higher on Thursday as investors reacted to the U.S. Federal Reserve’s first rate hike in years.

European stocks closed higher on Wednesday amid renewed optimism of progress in talks between Russia and Ukraine.

European stocks pulled back on Tuesday as global market sentiment was hit by Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

European stocks closed higher on Monday ahead of further talks between Russian and Ukrainian negotiators.

European markets nudged higher on Friday, as global investors assessed inflation and a hawkish surprise from the European Central Bank, while continuing to track developments in Ukraine.

European stocks closed lower on Thursday amid a volatile week, as investors monitored the war in Ukraine and fluctuations in commodity prices.

European markets climbed wildly on Wednesday as investors continued to monitor surging commodity prices and the ongoing war in Ukraine.

European markets closed lower Tuesday as investors continued to monitor the war in Ukraine and Western responses.

European stocks fell on Monday after news that the U.S. and European allies are considering a ban on Russian oil imports, posing a risk of global “stagflation.”

Global markets retreated after Russian forces attacked and seized control of Europe’s largest nuclear power plant.