European stocks mostly fell following a report that the economic growth of the 19-country eurozone unexpectedly slowed in the third quarter. It expanded 0.2% in the July-through-September period, falling short of analyst forecasts. Experts say growth is likely to pick up again, but it's unlikely to match last year's strong performance as the region faces issues such as Britain's departure from the European Union, trade disputes and a clash with Italy over that country's budget.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 30, 2018 14:26 UTC