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The CAC 40 fell 0.5% to close at 8,068 on Tuesday, its lowest level since October 15th, extending the previous session’s losses and erasing part of October’s 2.9% gain, the index’s strongest monthly performance since January 2025, as broader risk off mood spread across global markets. Investor caution deepened amid the US government shutdown, which has delayed key economic releases, and market attention now turns to this week’s ADP employment report for fresh insight into US labor market conditions. Among individual movers, Edenred slumped 8.6% after the vouchers and benefits provider forecast slower annual core profit growth for 2026. STMicroelectronics dropped 2.5% after revealing it had repurchased about 347,647 shares, roughly 0.04% of its capital, for 7.5 million euros under its buyback program. Heavyweights Hermès (-2.0%), Schneider Electric (-2.4%), and Saint-Gobain (-1.9%) also dragged on the index.

CAC 40 Drops for 2nd Straight Session

The FTSE 100 was little changed on Tuesday, stabilizing after two days of declines, supported by gains in healthcare and consumer goods stocks. AstraZeneca climbed 1.2% and GlaxoSmithKline rose 1.9%, while consumer staples Unilever and British American Tobacco advanced around 0.7% and over 1%, respectively. BP also gained more than 1% after reporting stronger-than-expected Q3 profits of $2.2 billion, announcing a $750 million share buyback, and confirming it is on track to exceed $4 billion in divestment proceeds this year following the $1.5 billion sale of US shale assets. Meanwhile, Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s speech ahead of the late-November budget offered few specifics but hinted at possible tax hikes. She cited years of economic mismanagement and global pressures while reiterating her “iron-clad” fiscal rules and commitment to reducing inflation and maintaining fiscal discipline, sending the pound toward $1.30.

FTSE 100 Little Changed on Tuesday

Germany's DAX closed about 0.9% down at 23,926 on Tuesday, the lowest level since October 17, reversing positive sentiment seen at the start of the week. Profit-taking dominated trading as market uncertainty persisted, with the US government shutdown halting key economic data releases and Fed officials expressing differing views on interest rates. At the same time, investors questioned the sustainability of the recent AI-driven rally while digesting a fresh batch of corporate earnings. Fresenius Medical Care was the top loser, slipping 5.7%, despite reporting surprisingly strong Q3 performance, weighed down by concerns over a potential share placement by major shareholder Fresenius SE. Other notable decliners included Zalando, Adidas, Rheinmetall and BASF, with losses between 2.5% and 3.4%. On the flip side, Beiersdorf (+1.4%), Henkel AG & Co (+1.1%) and Commerzbank (+1%) emerged as the top performers.

DAX Ends at Over 2-Week Low

US heating oil futures held above $2.41 per gallon, approaching July highs as tightening distillate supplies outweighed falling crude feedstock costs. Inventories plunged roughly 17% in the first half of 2025, squeezing refining margins and prompting refiners to favour gasoline and jet fuel runs while longer supplier lead times from trade frictions and customs delays reduced available volumes. Seasonal demand ahead of winter is drawing down stocks faster than shipments can replace them, especially in colder regions, which supports prompt prices. However, the recent retreat in crude capped the advance as markets remain wary of a possible 2026 surplus, and OPEC+ agreed to a modest increase in December while pausing further additions from January through March. Still, upside risks to supply tightness persist given tighter sanctions on major Russian producers and ongoing attacks on energy infrastructure.

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