Major European stock indexes closed trading in the red zone - DAX (Germany) fell 0.72%, FTSE 100 (UK) - by 0.42 0.42%, CAC 40 (France) - 0.81%. The pressure on the stock exchanges was put by the release of of weak data on the U.S. and Chinese economy. In the United States the volume of industrial production in September showed a decline of 1.3% on a monthly basis instead of the expected increase by 0.2%. In addition, the growth of the Chinese economy in the third quarter was worse than forecast, amounting to 4.9% (analysts had expected 5,2%). The performance of both countries increased the concerns of market participants about the state of the global economy, and continued high inflation also contributed to their greater caution and risk aversion. risk. The players' restraint is also due to the expectation of release of financial reports of major companies, cites the French Presse Company analyst Think Markets Fawad Razama.