By Johann M Cherian and Sukriti Gupta (Reuters) -European shares fell on Friday, as hawkish commentary from U.S. policymakers dampened expectations of an imminent interest rate cut, even as the benchmark STOXX 600 index registered its strongest weekly performance since late September.

European shares fell as U.S. policymakers' hawkish remarks dashed interest rate cut hopes, despite the STOXX 600 index achieving its best weekly performance since late September. Banks and technology stocks led the decline,

European stocks were lower on Friday as worries about an artificial intelligence bubble and the global economy shook investor confidence.

US markets faced broad pressure as traders reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in December. Major equity benchmarks moved lower in earl

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EUROPEAN shares fell on Friday (Nov 14), as hawkish commentary from US policymakers dampened expectations of an imminent interest rate cut, even as the benchmark Stoxx 600 index registered its

European shares fell on Friday, as hawkish commentary from US policymakers dampened expectations of an imminent interest rate cut, and investors fretted about whether the UK can balance its public finances. The pan-European Stoxx 600 ended down 1 per cent to 574.81 points, with banks down 2.4 per cent.