(Reuters) - European stocks were little changed on Tuesday as mixed corporate updates tempered optimism about fresh U.S. stimulus measures that bolstered Wall Street indexes overnight.
The pan-European STOXX 600 (STOXX) slipped 0.1% by 0716 GMT, with the German DAX (GDAXI) and France's CAC 40 (FCHI) trading flat, while London's FTSE 100 (FTSE) slipped 0.2%.
Global markets saw a relief rally as U.S. President Donald Trump was discharged from the hospital on Monday following treatment for COVID-19 and the prospects for a fresh U.S. stimulus package appeared to brighten. [MKTS/GLOB]
Puma (DE:PUMG) slid 3.6% after French luxury group Kering (PA:PRTP) said it had completed the sale of a 5.9% stake in the German sportswear group.
Swiss technology accessories make Logitech (S:LOGN) fell 3.8% after Bloomberg reported that Apple (O:AAPL) had stopped selling headphones and wireless speakers from rivals as it plans to launch its own products.
French waste and water firm Suez (PA:SEVI) jumped 4.9% after rival Veolia (PA:VIE) succeeded in buying 29.9% of the company owned by power group Engie (PA:ENGIE).
Shares of Veolia and Engie rose nearly 1% each.