European shares fall, set for weekly loss on Middle East worries
Published on April 24, 2026.
European shares fell on Friday and are expected to end the week lower due to concerns over the Middle East conflict. Despite Israel and Lebanon agreeing to extend their ceasefire by three weeks, the conflict remains at an impasse. The uncertainty over a resolution has fueled concerns about energy supply and inflation.
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