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Global Market: European shares waver as earnings, rising oil weigh on sentiment

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Economic TimesGlobal Market: European shares waver as earnings, rising oil weigh on sentiment
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European shares edged lower as investors assessed mixed bank earnings and rising oil prices ahead of the European Central Bank’s policy decision. Technology and energy stocks gained, offering some support amid broader market weakness.

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