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Europe turns negative as Ukraine tensions mount

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Most major stock markets in Europe turned negative on Monday after starting the session with gains. Investors remained concerned about the security situation in Europe as tensions in Donbass continued to escalate.

The DAX declined 0.36% at 11:54 am CET. Delivery Hero, down 3.70%, led the losses.

The CAC 40 fell 0.83% at 11:54 am CET. The worst performer was Teleperformance, whose shares slid 3.72%.

Meanwhile, the FTSE 100 was flat at 11:54 am CET.

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