[BENGALURU] European stocks slipped on Tuesday as tighter coronavirus curbs across the continent and doubts over fresh US stimulus ahead of the presidential election curbed optimism from strong earnings from Swiss bank UBS and others.Ireland announced some of Europe's toughest Covid-19 constraints on Monday, while Italy, Spain and Britain also imposed curbs to limit the spread of the virus, raising concerns about the potential economic impact.
European stock markets run by Euronext resumed normal trading as the exchange operator aimed to restore full services after it was plagued by technical glitches the previous day.
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