Stocks in retreat again on French bank fears

BRUSSELS—European stocks fell again Thursday as concerns over the financial health of French banks reignited, and any optimism over Wall Street's open dissipated. The wild swings on a daily basis and across time zones highlights how febrile markets are at the moment amid concerns over the global ...

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