(Reuters) - European shares extended their losses at midday on Thursday as gains in major oil company shares were offset by declines in insurance stocks such as Legal & General, while credit worries prevailed.
Royal Dutch Shell gained 2.3 percent after second-quarter profit jumped, while Legal & General dropped 6.3 percent after the size of a share buyback disappointed investors.
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Royal Dutch Shell gained 2.3 percent after second-quarter profit jumped, while Legal & General dropped 6.3 percent after the size of a share buyback disappointed investors.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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