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Paris’ CAC 40 slipped to around 8,220 on Tuesday as investors digested a wave of corporate earnings and awaited updates on the US-China trade deal as well as policy decisions from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank later this week. BNP Paribas dropped more than 3%, landing at the bottom of the index after reporting weaker-than-expected third-quarter earnings, weighed down by integration charges linked to Axa IM and a provision for a “specific case” in its Global Markets division. In contrast, Capgemini surged over 5% after raising its growth forecast, citing robust demand for AI solutions and strong North American performance, with third-quarter revenue up 2.9% in constant currency terms. Air Liquide gained 1.8% following stronger third-quarter revenue, while Danone edged 0.2% higher after reporting a rise in organic sales, supported by accelerating growth in China.

CAC 40 Eases as Investors Weigh Earnings

The FTSE 100 traded flat to slightly higher on Tuesday, remaining at around record levels and outperforming most European markets as strength in banking shares, led by HSBC, helped offset weakness in commodity-heavy sectors. HSBC rose over 2.5% after the bank raised its 2025 profitability guidance despite taking a $1.1 billion provision tied to the Bernard Madoff fraud case. The provision, disclosed earlier this week, had initially weighed on the stock, but sentiment improved after HSBC’s earnings release in Hong Kong showed resilient performance. Third-quarter pretax profit fell 14% to $7.3 billion due to litigation costs, though revenue beat expectations and its Hong Kong unit reported an 11% rise in profit. The lender now targets a “mid-teens or better” return on tangible equity this year. On the downside, miners Fresnillo and Endeavour dropped over 3% as gold prices slid, while Glencore, Rio Tinto, Shell, and BP also retreated alongside weaker commodity prices.

FTSE 100 Holds Near Record High Driven by HSBC

Silver decreased to 45.85 USD/t.oz, the lowest since September 2025. Over the past 4 weeks, Silver lost 2.05%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 33.31%.

Silver Hits 4-week Low

The Hang Seng fell 87 points, or 0.3%, to finish at 26,346 on Tuesday, reversing three consecutive sessions of gains as U.S. futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street following Monday’s rally. Mainland stocks also eased after six straight sessions of strength, retreating from a decade high ahead of official October PMI data and amid growing doubts over the durability of the recent easing in U.S.-China trade tensions. Hong Kong's consumer and tech sectors weighed on the index, with steep losses from Zijin Gold Intl. (-4.5%), Anta Sports (-4.2%), China Hongqiao Group (-3.7%),  and Xiaomi Corp. (-2.3%). Losses were tempered by remarks from People’s Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng, who said policymakers will maintain a supportive monetary policy stance and implement moderately loose measures. Separately, Beijing plans to ease investor rules to attract long-term capital, with the China Securities Regulatory Commission highlighting stability and diversification as key priorities.

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