Gate News message, April 13, European stocks opened lower across the board. The STOXX 50 index (Europe’s blue-chip benchmark) fell 1.02%, the Germany DAX index (Germany’s benchmark stock index) fell 1.42%, the UK FTSE 100 index fell 0.5%, the Spain IBEX35 index fell 1.06%, and the France CAC40 index fell 0.89%.
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