European stocks hit their lowest level in almost a month on Thursday, as a fall in German consumer morale, worries about soaring coronavirus cases and a U.S. stimulus impasse weighed on sentiment. The German DAX .GDAXI fell 1.3%, lagging its European peers, as a survey showed consumer morale in Europe’s largest economy dropped heading into November as fears about a second coronavirus wave made Germans less willing to open their wallets. The pan-European STOXX 600 .STOXX slipped 0.9% by 0708 GMT, in its fourth session of losses. Europe has seen COVID-19 cases climb to a record high, with Spain becoming the first Western European country to exceed 1 million infections and Italy setting a record increase in daily cases. Earnings remained a bright spot. Unilever […]