European stock markets showed an upward trend in premarket trading on Tuesday, with investors anticipating the release of October’s final inflation report for the Eurozone. Preliminary figures indicated consumer prices

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European shares showed limited movement on Tuesday as investors awaited significant inflation data set to be released later in the day. The STOXX 600, a benchmark index for European stocks,