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Group 1 - European stock markets showed a flat performance, with the Stoxx 600 index closing nearly unchanged. Mining stocks led the gains as commodity prices rose following increased sanctions on Venezuela by U.S. President Donald Trump [1][4] - Insurance stocks also saw an increase, while the automotive and food & beverage sectors experienced the largest declines [1][4] - The stock market appears to be entering a dull period ahead of the year-end, with potential rotation from outperforming sectors to those that have lagged behind, a trend that may continue into early January [5] Group 2 - The European benchmark index reached multiple historical highs last week, driven by optimistic expectations for further policy easing and resilient U.S. economic growth. The index is on track for its sixth consecutive month of gains [3][7] - Despite a cumulative increase of approximately 16% this year, European stock market performance still lags behind global markets [3][7] Group 3 - Danish wind energy developer Ørsted saw its stock price plummet by 13% after the Trump administration suspended leases for five offshore wind farms under construction on the U.S. East Coast, citing national security concerns [5]