European stocks headed for the longest decline in four months.
Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc led transaction between two market operators to collapse. Deutsche Boerse AG which bid $ 13mlrd for London Stock Exchange Group Plc fell 4.6 percent after the British operator refused to make a deal with German colleagues. Assicurazioni Generali SpA lost 3.6 percent after Intesa Sanpaolo SpA dropped the idea of a merger with the Italian insurer. Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 0.2%, losing ground beneath him for the fourth consecutive session. The index is ready to mark its biggest weekly decline of the US elections now.
Elections in France will most likely keep investors cautious until May, and then if there are no changes in the management of France may see the rise in European shares.
Elections and referendums in Europe can make investors' appetite to subside for some time.
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