Euronext Dublin finished the day up 80 basis points as most stocks on the index climbed 1-2%
Global shares edged up on Tuesday, partially shrugging off mixed messages from US policymakers and a wobble in the Chinese yuan that unsettled investors in advance of Friday’s US inflation data.Euronext Dublin finished the day up 80 basis points as most stocks on the index climbed 1-2 per cent.
The Irish gambling giant said on Tuesday that once-off, non-cash costs left it with a $1.2 billion loss last year. “Generally the results were quite well received, but it closed at lower levels,” a trader noted. Elsewhere, Revolution Bars plummeted after the hospitality chain said it is talking to investors about raising new cash and could put itself up for sale.
Asos moved markedly higher after the online fashion business cheered progress on its overhaul efforts, including significant cuts to inventory levels. As a result, shares rose by 32.5p to 378.7p.European stocks rose to a fresh record and were set for a second quarter of gains as investors bet on potential rate cuts.
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