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European stock markets continue to fall as oil and interest rates weigh
European stock markets kept falling during the week ending October 9.
The discussion focused on oil prices and interest rates.
Higher rates can make borrowing more expensive and affect how investors value companies.
The article does not give figures for the market decline.
European stock markets continued to retreat during the week ending Friday, October 9, 2026.
The discussion focused on the performance of European stock indexes since the start of the week.
Oil and interest rates were identified in the headline as weighing on markets.
The topic was discussed on BFM Business’s C'est Votre Argent programme.
Guests included economists and investment professionals from PwC France, Accuracy, AI for Alpha and Mirabaud France.
- Who
- European stock markets and the economists and investment professionals discussing them.
- What
- European markets continued to fall, with oil and interest rates weighing on them.
- When
- Friday, October 9, 2026; the discussion covered index performance since the start of that week.
- Where
- European stock markets; the discussion aired on BFM Business.
- Why
- The headline cites oil and interest rates as weighing on markets.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
European stock-index performance began the period discussed in the programme.
BFM Business discussed the week’s European market performance on C'est Votre Argent.
- Date
- October 9, 2026
- Programme
- C'est Votre Argent
- Broadcaster
- BFM Business
- PwC France guest
- Stéphanie Villers, economic adviser
- Accuracy guest
- Hervé Goulletquer, senior economic adviser
- Mirabaud France guest
- Frédéric Rozier, fund manager
Sources
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