European stock markets fell by 1.7% on Tuesday, influenced by losses in the technology sector and declines on Wall Street.

On Tuesday, European stocks recorded a decline of 1.7%, amid global concerns related to technology companies, according to CNBC. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index was affected by negative trends in the American markets, where the Dow Jones lost over 550 points. While Intermediate Capital Group rose by 5.3% due to the acquisition of Amundi, Amundi's shares fell by 3.2%. Other companies, such as Akzo Nobel and Novo Nordisk, reported losses, while Roche reported a 7.5% increase due to positive results in clinical studies. The medical sector showed a downward trend, and investors are awaiting important economic data and Nvidia's financial results. Markets in the Asia-Pacific region and U.S. futures also followed the downward trend. Financial reports from Siemens Energy and Imperial Brands are scheduled for Tuesday, without any significant macroeconomic data expected.