(Bloomberg) -- European stocks declined, pushed lower by banks and airlines, after earnings at Credit Agricole SA missed analysts' estimates and analysts cut recommendations on Air France-KLM Group and EasyJet Plc.
The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index has retreated from the 6 1/2 year high reached last week as concern heightened about a slowdown in the U.S., Europe's biggest trading partner. Building permits in the U.S. dropped to the lowest in almost a decade, a government report showed today.
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