European shares rise but stubborn inflation cap gains

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European shares rise but stubborn inflation cap gains
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Data from Spain, France and Germany indicated that inflation remained sticky, feeding fears that the ECB would remain hawkish for longer

Meanwhile, consumer price inflation in the 20 countries sharing the euro currency rose 8.5 per cent in February, compared with an increase of 8.6 per cent a month earlier on lower energy prices, but the reading was still above 8.2 per cent projected in a Reuters poll of economists.Dublin’s bourse outperformed its European rivals, rising 2 per cent to 8,393.

Cairn Homes saw its shares rise 2.7 per cent to 99 cent after it reported “strong sales momentum” in 2023. The Irish home builder saw operating profits rise 76 per cent to €103 million last year, while revenues climbed 46 per cent to €617.4 million as the construction industry recovered from its extended pandemic stoppages.dropped 0.9 per cent after the betting company reported full-year core profit at the lower end of its forecast range.

Other stocks trading ex-dividend included The Berkeley Group Holdings and Hargreaves Lansdown, which fell 2 per cent and 2.2 per cent respectively. Beazley Still, the global equity market momentum has stalled of late as investors price in steep prices and higher rates. Credit Suisse tumbled 7 per cent and hit a fresh record low following reports this week about talent leaving the beleaguered Swiss bank. Flutter’s 0.9 per cent fell as it reported full-year core profit at the lower end of its guidance range.

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