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European equity markets ended Tuesday higher after a trinity of apparently terror-linked attacks in Germany, Turkey and Switzerland, while and Milan's FTSE MIB index rose on the potential for a state bailout for Italy's banks.
While the UK unemployment rate remained flat at 4. 8% in October and wages spiked, more timely official figures on Wednesday showed a fall in the claimant count which led some economists to say that cracks were beginning to appear in the labour market.
UK inflation increased more sharply than expected in November to the highest level in over two years, according to official figures released on Tuesday.
