The control room of Euronext, the company that manages the Paris Stock Exchange (AFP/Archives/ERIC PIERMONT)
European stocks fell to three-month lows on Thursday the day after the U.S. central bank tightened the screws, the strongest since 1994, as investors feared devastating effects for the global economy.
The Paris Stock Exchange lost 2.39% to 5,886.24 points, while Frankfurt, London and Milan each fell by more than 3%.
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