European shares opened mostly higher on Wednesday, led by gains in banks and energy stocks, though advances were tempered by declines in automobile and technology shares. The pan-European STOXX 600 rose 0.2% to 570.4 points, while local bourses were mixed, with Italy’s benchmark outperforming with a 0.5% gain.The DAX climbed…
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Shares of US-listed Canadian explorer Trilogy Metals surged as much as 205% in premarket trading on Tuesday after the…