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European shares opened cautiously higher on Tuesday as investors digested UK jobs data and were cheered by an easing of property worries in China as troubled developed Country Garden won some breathing space on bond payments.
GKN Automotive owner Dowlais Group held annual guidance after posting better-than-expected maiden interim profits, driven by strong margins and the growing push for electric vehicles.
UK conglomerate Associated British Foods lifted annual guidance again boosted by recovery at its Primark retail chain and strong performance from food operations.