European exchanges ended trading with a fall

Major European stock indices closed on Monday negative zone. At the end of the day, DAX (Germany) lost 0.078%, FTSE 100 - 0.28%, CAC 40 - 0.068%. On the FTSE 100 that went down more than others, the weakening of the dollar negatively affected. The fall was facilitated by the release of weak economic data on eurozone. Its PMI, which reflects business activity in industrial and service sectors, in November reached a minimum values ​​for 6 months, amounting to 45.1 points. For comparison, in October it was equal to 50 points. However, the PMI is for industrial European scope exceeded analysts' expectations; the same goes for a similar index for Germany. News on successful trials of coronavirus vaccine first supported the optimism on the stock exchanges on Monday, but later the indices went down. Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca from the UK recently reported that her the drug for coronavirus showed an efficiency of 70-90%.