European Stocks Rally to End 11 Days Without Gains

The video discusses recent market trends, highlighting a 1.5% gain after Hillary Clinton's exoneration by the FBI, which partially recovers from a previous 3.4% loss. It covers the performance of Austria's largest steel company, Bush delpin, which saw a 4% rise and a revised price target by Deutsche Bank. The video also addresses Tesco's financial challenges, including a cybersecurity breach affecting 20,000 customers. Lastly, it examines the euro's positioning against the dollar ahead of the US election, noting a significant shift in market sentiment.

What was the market's response to Hillary Clinton's exoneration by the FBI?

• A 1.5% gain, offsetting half of the previous week's losses

• A 3.4% gain, offsetting all of the previous week's losses

• A 2% gain, with no impact on previous losses

• A 5% gain, surpassing previous losses

What was the new price target set by Deutsche Bank for Bush delpin?

• €40

• €34

• €27

• €33.88

How did Tesco's shares react to the fraudulent activities affecting customer accounts?

• Shares increased by 1%

• Shares dropped by 1%

• Shares remained unchanged

• Shares increased by 2%

What action did Tesco take regarding its own brand soft drinks?

• Increased sugar content

• Reduced sugar content

• Discontinued the product

• Introduced new flavors

Which major financial institutions have faced cyber risks recently?

• Citibank, Wells Fargo, and The European Central Bank

• JP Morgan Chase, HSBC, and The New York Fed

• Goldman Sachs, Barclays, and The Bank of England

• Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, and BNP Paribas