European exchanges pledge to stay open in face of coronavirus stampede

PARIS/MADRID/LONDON (Reuters) - European exchanges vowed on Tuesday to stay open for business despite extreme volatility triggered by the coronavirus epidemic and four countries banning short-selling to shield some of Europe's biggest companies.The Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE) said European exchanges will and should continue to remain open at all times."Closing the markets would not change the underlying cause of the market volatility, it would remove transparency of..