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European stock markets ended slightly higher on Tuesday, helped by a strong rebound in Italian banking stocks, as well as potential buyers raised their offer for Swiss biotech firm Actelion (ATLN.S) to drive share prices to new highs.

Bank of Italy shares rose 4.1%, helped by Reuters reported that if this weekend the Italian constitutional revitalization of the market turmoil, the ECB is ready to buy more Italian bonds.

The pan-European STOXX 600 index ended 0.3% higher, and the European banking sector's gains offset the impact of mining and energy stocks.

Italian banks UBI (UBI.MI), Intesa Sanpaolo (ISP.MI) and Yusen Bank (CRDI.MI) rose 3.1-5.8% range, while trouble-stricken Bank of Seattle (BMPS.MI) soared 17.5 %, Recovering yesterday lost ground.

Actelion (ATLN.S) closed up 10% after it reported earlier that US healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N) raised its bid for Actelion, which reversed earlier losses.

European basic resource stocks index fell 1.4%, led by the plate, oil and gas shares fell 0.9%.

FTSE was down 0.4%, CAC was 0.13% higher, while DAX was 0.36% higher. (Finish)


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