European stocks slipped on Monday amid worries around Donald Trump’s policies and as traders trimmed the odds of European Central Bank’s rate cuts.

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European shares kicked off the week on a dour note, weighed down by declines in real estate stocks, while investors studied speeches from European Central Bank policymakers to assess the future direction of interest rates.

European stocks edged higher on Thursday after missing out on a Trump victory rally on Wall Street as traders turn their focus to widely expected interest-rate cuts from both the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England.

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