European stocks closed slightly lower on Friday with investors largely reacting to quarterly earnings results, and assessing the outlook for growth in the wake of recent economic data.
Persisting worries about tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty about the outcome of the upcoming U.S. presidential election weighed a bit on stocks.
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