European stocks fall as rising bond yields hit markets
European shares slipped on Tuesday as rising government bond yields and Middle East conflict fueled inflation concerns. Investors braced for potential interest rate hikes from major central banks ahead of key euro zone inflation data.
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European shares slipped 0.2% to a more than one-week low during Tuesday morning trade as rising bond yields and energy costs drove investor caution. The pan-European STOXX 600 index retreated from recent highs amid renewed geopolitical tensions. Markets face mounting pressure as central banks signal potential monetary tightening.
