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STOXX REBOUNDS FROM NEAR 2-MONTH LOWS
Shares in Europe got off to a positive start on Tuesday, with gains spread across healthcare, financials and industrials, which has helped the STOXX 600 .STOXX rebound from near two-month lows.
The region-wide index .STOXX was last up 0.6%, although traders remained on the edge, awaiting details of U.S. President Donald Trump's "Liberation day" tariff announcement.
All sub-sectors but energy .SXEP and all top country benchmarks traded in the black. In London, the FTSE .FTSE 100 also rose by around 0.6%. A gauge of euro zone equity volatility .V2TX pulled back slightly after spiking the day before to near multi-month highs.
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(Danilo Masoni)
EARLIER ON LIVE MARKETS:
BEFORE THE BELL: EUROPE EYES TENTATIVE BOUNCE AS Q2 STARTS CLICK HERE
A DEEP BREATH BEFORE 'LIBERATION DAY' CLICK HERE