European indices continue to look healthy, but the real winner is the FTSE 100 in London.

Dec 29 (Reuters) - London's blue-chip index gained ground on Thursday, led by financial and commodity stocks, as investors ...

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The FTSE 100 index opened up 19.47 points, 0.2%, at 10,169.52. The FTSE 250 was down 52.50 points, 0.2%, at 23,318.43, and ...

Overall, the European region looks as if the stock indices are ready to move to the upside soon, as we are near resistance points, and have shown resilience over the last couple of weeks.