European Markets Muted as Focus Turns to U.S. Inflation, Fed Outlook
Investors are trying to assess the potential pace of the U.S. Federal Reserve's monetary policy tightening efforts.
Earnings also remain a key driver of individual share price movement in Europe, with Abrdn, IHG, L&G, Continental and Munich Re among those reporting before the bell on Tuesday. LONDON — European markets were slightly lower on Tuesday as focus in global markets turns to a key U.S. inflation print due Wednesday.slipped 0.2% by mid-morning, with travel and leisure stocks shedding 1.2% to lead losses while insurance stocks gained 0.8%.
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