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European stock markets closed lower on April 11, 2025, reversing earlier gains due to escalating tensions between the U.S. and China over tariffs. This marks the third consecutive week of declines for European equities, driven by concerns surrounding the ongoing trade conflict. Major indices such as Germany's DAX and France's CAC experienced notable drops, with Germany's index falling nearly 1%. The euro also reached a three-year high against the U.S. dollar amid these developments, reflecting heightened market volatility as investors reacted to the intensifying trade war.
#Europe stocks close lower as U.S.-China tariffs escalate; euro hits 3-year high against U.S. dollar #European stock markets closed lower on Friday to round off a choppy session and hugely volatile week, as concerns about a trade war between the U.S. and China mounted further. https://t.co/G6mBhyHzFm
Maioria das Bolsas da Europa fecha em queda com guerra comercial https://t.co/56XkQkgXJb
🇪🇺 EUROPE ENDS VOLATILE WEEK IN THE RED AS TARIFF FIGHT ESCALATES Stocks in Europe ended a super messy week in the red — all because the U.S. and China are beefing over trade again. Germany’s main stock index fell nearly 1%. France’s was down too. Even after a good day https://t.co/bX9Ukv62Pw https://t.co/aCUEGVWkb0
