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European Stocks Rise as Oil Slips Below US$90 Ahead of US Inflation Data

European shares advanced and Brent briefly slipped below USD90 ahead of US inflation data. Gains in Asian technology markets contrasted with rising short-term US Treasury yields.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Europe, 10 November 2026 – European shares rose on Tuesday while Brent crude futures briefly fell below USD90 a barrel, as investors weighed hopes of reduced US-Iran tensions ahead of US inflation data. The STOXX 600 index gained 0.9% during trading, moving within 1% of its record, in a market update timestamped 7.40pm Malaysian time.

For Asian businesses and investors, the combination offered some relief from energy costs and the recent pressure on technology shares. However, the equity rebound did not remove uncertainty over US interest rates. The reported moves were intraday snapshots, and the inflation release remained a separate test of whether improving risk appetite could be sustained.

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