Europe Movers: Alcon, Alstom, Experian, Infineon Technologies, Siemens Energy, Tullow Oil

Alstom announced job cuts, asset sales, and a possible stock offering to bolster its balance sheet. Alcon tightened its annual sales and earnings outlook. Infineon Technologies estimated higher annual sales in the current fiscal year.

Europe Movers: Bilfinger, British Land, Novo Nordisk, Phoenix Group, QBeyond, Salzgitter, Tullow Oil

Salzgitter AG reported a sharp decline in nine-month earnings and sales and said its return on capital will lag from the previous year. Bilfinger SE reported a rise in sales and earnings but forecasted a decline in annual free cash flow. Phoenix Group increased its interim dividend.

Europe Movers: Allianz, Diageo, Red Row, Resource Stocks, Richemont, SCOR

Mining stocks declined following weak base and precious metals prices. Allianz reiterated its annual operating profit outlook. Diageo issued an operating profit growth warning.

Europe Movers: Airbus, Arcelor Mittal, AstraZeneca, Flutter Entertainment, Henkel, Merck, Taylor Wimpey, Wizz Air

Flutter Entertainment plans to list its stock in the U.S. Taylor Wimpey reiterated its annual outlook. Henkel lifted its annual estimate outlook. Wizz Air estimated a narrowed annual loss.

Europe Movers: ABN AMRO, Commerzbank, Continental AG, Credit Agricole, ITV, Marks & Spencer, Serco

Credit Agricole reported a surge in profit, and the weakness in retail banking was offset by the strength in corporate and investment banking. Continental tightened its annual revenue outlook. Marks & Spencer reported strong sales and earnings gains.

Europe Movers: Associated British Foods, Engie, Persimmons, Resource Stocks, UBS Group, Watches of Switzerland

Resource stocks edged lower after China reported mixed international trade data in October. Engie SA lifted its annual outlook. Associated British Foods declared a special dividend.

Europe Movers: Melrose Industries, Prudential, PostNL, Ryanair Holdings, Scottish Mortgage, Telecom Italia

Ryanair said its annual profit is likely to exceed the previous record set in 2018, and the discount carrier plans to pay a regular dividend. Telecom Italia agreed to sell its landline network. PostNL reported a quarterly loss and estimated a weaker annual profit outlook.

Europe Movers: AP Moeller-Maersk, BMW, Currys, Deutsche Wohnen, Smith & Nephew, Societe Generale, Vonovia

A.P. Moeller-Maersk lowered its full-year outlook and announced a large job cut. BMW reported a decline in quarterly earnings. Vonovia reiterated its full-year outlook. Societe Generale said third-quarter earnings declined.

Europe Movers: ASOS, Aston Martin, Next Plc, Skansa, Wolters Kluwer

Aston Martin reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss. ASOS plc said quarterly losses expanded as the company struggled with the post-pandemic bust. Next Plc lifted its profit outlook for the fourth time this year. Skansa AB said quarterly losses expanded, reflecting a weak commercial real estate market.

Europe Movers: Anheuser-Busch, BASF, BBVA, BP, Bouygues, Carlsberg, Elementis, Siemens Energy, Spectris, Thales, Uniper, Wartsila

Anheuser-Busch reported higher-than-expected sales growth in the third quarter, but Carlsberg warned of weak consumer sentiment in Europe and Southeast Asia. Thales SA said new order inflows in the nine-month period declined from a year ago.

Europe Movers: Arcelor Mittal, Ascential, Clariant, Frasers Group, Glencore, Reckitt Benckiser

Reckitt Benckiser Group launched its stock buyback plan. Clariant AG agreed to acquire the Canada-based cosmetic company from IFF. Glencore lowered its 2023 nickel production estimate.

Europe Movers: Covestro, Eni, IAG, MTU Aero, NatWest, Remy Cointreau, Sanofi, Signify, SKF

Sanofi SA reiterated its annual outlook, and the company plans to separate its consumer products business. Remy Cointreau lowered its annual outlook. MTU Aero Engines reiterated its annual outlook. Covestro AG confirmed merger talks with ADNOC.

Europe Movers: Aixtron, BNP Paribas, Carrefour, Danone, HelloFresh, Mercedes Benz, Sodexo, Standard Chartered, Unilever, WPP

Standard Chartered swung to a quarterly loss after the bank took a larger charge linked to the Chinese commercial property sector. WPP lowered its outlook for the second time in as many quarters. Mercedes-Benz cited growing pressures on sales margins.

Europe Movers: Beiersdorf, Deutsche Bank, Dassault Systemes, Essentra, Kering, Reckitt Benckiser, Worldline

Reckitt Benckiser reported weaker-than-expected comparable sales in the third quarter. Deutsche Bank said it plans to increase and accelerate distributions to shareholders. Worldline SA plunged after the French payment company lowered its annual growth estimate range.

Europe Movers: Barclays, Bunzl, Hermes, Logitech, Mining Stocks, Puma, UniCredit

Barclays said it plans to accelerate its cost-cutting plans and confirmed the bank is facing margin pressures. Bunzl said quarterly revenue edged lower. Puma reiterated its annual outlook. Hermes quarterly sales were ahead of expectations.