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The pan-European STOXX 600 index sank 0.1% after early revenues, having faced its best trading day for three weeks on Friday because the common currency dipped, assisting dollar-earning firms to make gains.
Euro zone blue-chips reported 0.1% gains. Meanwhile, Germany's DAX stood still and UK stocks went up 0.2%.
Some market participants warned the worst of the hit of a stronger common currency on EU shares could be yet to emerge. The common currency will probably have an impact during the third quarter.
PostNL equities descended 6.4% after the Dutch postal company unveiled its full-year revenues would come in at the lower end of hopes because of regulatory changes.
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