European stocks edge up on gold gains, but remain set for weekly drop
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European equities edged higher, supported by rising gold prices, but remain set for a weekly decline amid persistent stress in global bond markets. Elevated geopolitical risk around Iran and uncertainty over Hormuz reopening lifted Brent and inflation concerns, complicating rate expectations. Notably, Europe saw its largest equity fund inflow since late February, suggesting selective risk appetite even as duration volatility and oil-driven inflation risks cap broader upside.
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European shares posted modest gains on Friday, supported by a rise in gold prices, though the region was still poised for a weekly decline. Investors weighed persistent strain in global bond markets, while a diplomatic deadlock in the Gulf lifted oil prices and renewed inflation worries. Data showed $2.44 billion flowed into European equities in the week to Aug. 12, the biggest weekly inflow since late February. Brent crude touched a one-month high of $94.71 before profit-taking emerged.
