Europe’s Markets Go Into Meltdown After ECB Stimulus Disappoints

  • Italy 10-year bond yield surges most ever; euro retreats
  • Stocks slide most on record after ECB decides against rate cut
WATCH: The rout in global equities took a heavy toll in European markets Thursday as stocks tumbled the most on record. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Investors dumped Europe’s bonds and stocks after Christine Lagarde did little to show that the region’s central bank can stop economies from sliding into recession.