India, Feb. 19 -- European stocks were mixed on Wednesday after closing at a record high in the previous session.
Yields on euro zone bonds ticked higher for the fourth day, keeping investors on edge.
Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump continued his aggressive stance on trade, reiterating that America will charge reciprocal tariff to trading partners which would be 'no more, no less' levied by other countries.
The pound sterling was moving higher after data showed U.K. consumer price inflation rose more than expected to a 10-month high in January.
The consumer price index logged a 3.0 percent rise in January, following December's 2.5 percent increase.
This was the fastest growth since March 2024 while analysts had forecast prices t...