European shares were set for their first monthly decline in six months as Middle East tensions, higher energy prices and rising bond yields heightened inflation and interest-rate concerns. The STOXX 600 gained 0.7% but remained on track for a September loss. Mining stocks advanced, while investors awaited key European inflation data.
European shares were set for their first monthly decline in six months as Middle East tensions, higher energy prices and rising bond yields heightened inflation and interest-rate concerns. The STOXX 600 gained 0.7% but remained on track for a September loss. Mining stocks advanced, while investors awaited key European inflation data.
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