Market Updates
Europe Movers: Banks, Energy Stocks, Luxury Stocks, Mining Stocks
Inga Muller
30 Nov, 2023
Frankfurt
Mining sector stocks advanced, tracking higher commodity prices.
Glencore jumped 1.1% to 448.90 pence, Anglo American edged up a fraction to 2,145.20 pence, and Antofagasta rose 0.1% to 1,419.50 pence.
Energy sector stocks gained in London trading as OPEC+ members meet to discuss production quotas and support higher prices in international markets.
BP gained 2.4% to 485.74 pence, Shell advanced 1.2% to 2,584.50 pence, Repsol inched higher 1.4% to €14.23, and TotalEnergies jumped 1.6% to €62.79.
Banks traded higher after rate hike worries following the easing of inflation in the currency union.
Banco Santander rose 1.0% to €3.84, Deutsche Bank gained 2.1% to €11.50, UniCredit eased 0.2% to €25.26, Barclays added 0.3% to 140.84 pence, and HSBC advanced 0.8% to 599.50 pence.
German industrial engineering and vehicle makers were in focus after the jobless rate eased in November.
Volkswagen Group decreased 0.8% to €105.98, BMW gained 0.1% to €96.18, and Mercedes-Benz Group eased 0.01% to €59.28.
Siemens gained 0.5% to €153.64, ThyssenKrupp eased 1% to €6.95, and MTU Aero Engines decreased 0.6% to €186.65.
Luxury stocks lacked direction on the ongoing uneven recovery in China, offset by the revision in U.S. economic growth in the third quarter.
LVMH gained 0.1% to €691.20, Kering added 0.2% to €391.85, Richemont fell 0.2% to CHF 109.30, Christian Dior declined 0.5% to €667.0, and Salvatore Ferragamo dropped 2% to €11.49.
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