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European markets retreated when last week's rally slowed, investors worrying about the rapid rise in US interest rates and the trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.
The European index STOXX 600 fell by 0.1%, with most indices closing almost unchanged.
Traders were also cautious about the mid-term elections in the United States. The stress test results of European banks did not have a significant impact on the market, as the European banking sector index fell by 0.4%.
Barclays Bank of Britain and Société Générale de France were among the authors of the unexpected stress tests, but their stock movements were limited.
Barclays Bank lost 0.5%, while Société Générale Française rose 0.3%.
Telent slipped 5.4% after Bank of America Merrill Lynch cut its share price.
On the positive side, the Dutch FOBAC jumped 5%, while Siemens Healthcare rose 2.8% after the company expected earnings to increase next year.
In Europe, the FTSE 100 grew by 0.1%, the French CAC 40 by 0.02% and the DAX <.DXI> German 0.2%.
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