European stock markets are expected to record their first monthly decline since March due to concerns about higher Eurozone bond yields and higher oil prices driving up inflation. The European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.6%, but it still had a cumulative decline of 1.4% throughout the month. Barclays strategists said that stock capital inflows continued in September, but the momentum is weakening, and high interest rates have weakened the appeal of “no choice but to buy stocks” trading.

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