Global stocks edge lower as tensions rise between US and Russia

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Energy group Greencoat Renewables was the standout performer in Dublin as it climbed 2%, rebounding from recent lows

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. he S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq edged higher, paring earlier losses as investors assessed Russia’s warning to the United States, and awaited quarterly results from AI-heavyweight Nvidia. Photograph: Angela Weiss/Getty Images

Energy group Greencoat Renewables was the standout performer in Dublin as it climbed 2 per cent, rebounding from recent lows.Planning a career break? How to live without your salary and dealing with a pension gap Among the financial names, AIB and Bank of Ireland were each down 1.5 per cent, while, elsewhere, insulation specialist Kingspan also closed down 1.5 per cent.Across the Irish Sea, stocks closed nearly flat after a choppy trading session, as investors avoided big bets ahead of a key inflation report.

Imperial Brands rose 3 per cent after reporting forecast-beating operating profit and said it expected another strong performance next year. The stock was among the top gainers on the FTSE 100. The pan-European Stoxx 600 dropped 0.7 per cent to its lowest level since early August. MSCI’s gauge of stocks across the globe was up slightly 0.15 per cent.

 

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