London - European stock market had slightly higher on Tuesday, supported by energy stocks and consumption, after opening in fall with new wave of sales caused by the British decision to leave the European Union (EU).
At 8:03 a.m. (GMT) index of top European shares FTSEurofirst 300 rose 0.14% to 1,292 points.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index index had high of 0.42%. Both the lower was about 10% from the 2016 start.
The STOXX 600 was down 7% this month, and the worst monthly performance since August 2015.
The index fell 11% between 24 and 27 June, but recovered 6% on Tuesday and Wednesday, helped by signs that politicians were not in a hurry to start formal departure from the UK EU.
Bank stocks suffered. The roles of Deutsche Bank and Santander fell 2% and 1.2%, respectively, after their units in the United States fail in US stress test again this year.
The Royal Bank of Scotland, which fell more than 30% since the vote on 24 June showed that the UK chose to leave the EU, fell 4.8% after Morgan Stanley cut the rating of its shares "overweight" to "equal weight".
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