Stock markets across Europe registered steep losses on Wednesday as a renewed rise in bond yields and oil prices drove profit-taking after three days of equity gains.
Porsche set out plans on Wednesday to lift profitability and cut its reliance on sales volumes, as the sports-car maker unveiled a new strategy running through to 2035.
US mortgage applications fell 4. 2% in the week ended 2 October, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association, marking a fifth straight decline and taking activity to its lowest level since January 2025.
Wall Street futures were in the red ahead of the opening bell on Wednesday, pausing after the S&P 500's latest record high, as both Treasury yields and oil prices pushed higher.
Asian stocks finished lower on Wednesday with markets in Tokyo and Hong Kong giving back some recent gains as tech stocks retreated.
Industrial production in Germany rose by a more than expected 2. 0% in August, driven mainly by a sharp rebound in construction output, according to official data published on Wednesday.
