Is European Closing Bell coming back?

European Closing Bell ended on December 18, 2015, after its 12-year run on CNBC Europe.

The show was a business news program that aired from 5 pm to 6 pm CET, providing viewers with the final half hour of trading in the European equity markets. It reported on the day's final numbers, top stories, and included segments like a "Guest Investor" and technical analysis. The program was anchored from London by Louisa Bojesen and covered major European financial and political events, often broadcasting live from trade fairs, EU summits, and elections.

European Closing Bell was a daily financial news show that began on June 2, 2003, originally known as European Market Wrap before rebranding in 2007. It was a one-hour program with a focus on the closing of European markets, featuring market updates and analysis. The show was replaced by CNBC's US-produced Squawk Alley in December 2015.