Sana'a: European shares edged higher on Tuesday, recovering from multi-month lows. The pan-European STOXX 600 index climbed 0.3 percent to 578.45 points by 08:03 GMT, after hitting its lowest level since November 2025 in the previous session. According to Yemen News Agency, shares in German software company SAP fell 2.2 percent, while shares in Spanish cosmetics group Bouygues jumped 16 percent after Estée Lauder and the group announced they were in talks regarding a potential merger.
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