European stock markets under pressure after Corona cases are on the rise again
UKs, Germany´s and France´s stock markets nervous under news about rising Covid case numbers.

European inventories are declining, driven by a surge in COVID-19 cases across the continent and a decline at HSBC and Standard Chartered after UK funders reportedly moved illicit funds. London -2.51%. Germany -2.20%. France -1.89%. Top European banks' stocks fell on reports of continued business with customers, even after suspected of money laundering and other crimes. HSBC Holdings and Standard Chartered fell 4% on reports that they allegedly moved large sums of suspicious funds. Deutsche Bank's shares fell 5%, according to the Buzzfeed report, as its top executives understood the bank's vulnerabilities in relation to money laundering. Barclays (-5.38%), Commerzbank (-4.06%) and Danske Bank (-3.06%) were also named in the report, as were several US banks. New coronavirus-induced restrictions in Spain and other European countries, as well as news that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was considering a second lockdown in the UK, caused the European travel and leisure index SXTP to drop 4.87%. Rolls Royce -9.33% after it was revealed the company is considering raising up to £ 2.5 billion in new equity.





