European Stocks Decline as Investors Watch Ukraine Crisis
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European stocks fell, following their biggest rally since April, as companies including Henkel AG and Hargreaves Lansdown Plc declined, while a Russian aid convoy left for Ukraine.
Henkel lost the most since September 2011 after warning that earnings growth will slow amid conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. Hargreaves Lansdown retreated 2.9 percent after UBS AG recommended selling the shares. Prudential Plc gained 2.2 percent after reporting better-than-forecast first-half profit.