(Bloomberg) -- European stocks fell for a fifth day,
paced by energy and basic-resources shares as crude oil traded
near a nine-day low and metals prices dropped.
Total SA, the region's largest refiner, and BHP Billiton
Ltd., the world's biggest mining company, declined. Northern Rock
Plc tumbled after the U.K.'s seventh-largest bank said it expects
2007 profit growth to miss analysts' estimates as interest rates
rose more than expected.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
paced by energy and basic-resources shares as crude oil traded
near a nine-day low and metals prices dropped.
Total SA, the region's largest refiner, and BHP Billiton
Ltd., the world's biggest mining company, declined. Northern Rock
Plc tumbled after the U.K.'s seventh-largest bank said it expects
2007 profit growth to miss analysts' estimates as interest rates
rose more than expected.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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