AFP/Getty Images Bottling cider in a Loic Raison factory in Domagne, France.European stocks slipped Wednesday, with investors assessing fresh data on the health of the eurozone economy, as they counted down to a key meeting of central bankers. The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.23% fell 0.2% to 375.12, led by losses for the consumer services, and oil and gas groups. But tech and utility shares were among the advancing sectors. The benchmark on Tuesday jumped 0.8%, ending a three-session losing streak. Equity investors appeared to be in a risk-off mood early Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said late Tuesday that he’s ready to shut down the government to win funding for a border wall with Mexico. Trump, during a rally with his supporters in Arizona, also warned of the possible termination of the North American Free Trade Agreement.via