European Markets Show Positive Start

European stock markets opened higher on Tuesday, with traders focusing on major corporate earnings and awaiting key data reports. The ongoing developments in global trade talks are also playing a significant role in shaping investor sentiment.

Key Performers in the Market

At 9:02 am CET, the CAC 40 saw a modest increase of 0.17%, buoyed by TotalEnergies SE which climbed 1.19%. The FTSE 100 outperformed with a 1.17% rise, thanks to Bunzl PLC adding 2.86%. Meanwhile, the Euro Stoxx 50 edged up by 0.18%, with BAY.MOTOREN WERKE AG marking a notable 1.39% gain. Germany's DAX also enjoyed a slight uptick of 0.15% at 9:03 am CET, with Continental AG leading the charge by surging 3.45%.

Currency Movements

The euro remained stable against the dollar, trading at 1.13262 at 8:57 am CET. Similarly, the pound held its ground against the American currency, quoted at 1.32984 at the same time.