European Stocks Drop as China Imports Unexpectedly Plunge

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European stocks declined as a report showed Chinese imports unexpectedly slumped last month, outweighing gains by personal- and household-goods companies after LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA posted results.

Tryg A/S lost 4 percent after reporting first-quarter net income that missed analysts’ estimates. LVMH added 3.2 percent as the world’s largest luxury-goods company posted the fastest growth in fashion and leather-goods sales in two years.