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European stocks pulled down by Apple supplier slump

Regional benchmark is on track for its first loss in six sessions

European stocks pulled down by Apple supplier slump

European stocks pulled back Wednesday as London-listed shares sold off, while losses for Apple suppliers helped push the regional benchmark toward its first loss in six sessions, MarketWatch reports.

The Stoxx Europe 600 lost 0.3% to 380.37. All sectors printed losses, led by the basic materials, health care and consumer goods groups. On Tuesday, the benchmark rose 0.5%, marking a fifth straight rise and the longest run of wins since April, according to FactSet data.

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