Brussels-Sana
European shares rose today, supported by earnings from companies such as (UPS) and (Maersk), after selling shares in the previous session, driven by concerns about global growth.
Reuters reported that the European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.6 percent after declining by about two percent, while the mining and oil sectors were among the biggest gainers after falling yesterday.
UPS (UPS) shares rose 0.2 percent after announcing the best first-quarter net profit in 15 years, while Maersk Shipping Group's shares jumped 5.8 percent and HSBC's shares fell 1.9 percent.
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