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Shares on the Continent were mostly lower on Monday amid a dearth of fresh catalysts for stocks, save for data showing that Britain's economy shrank in November amid the uncertainty around Brexit.
London stocks moved higher on Monday as sterling fell below $1. 30 amid growing rate cut expectations following the release of data showing that the UK economy grew at its weakest pace in seven years in November.
Europe's main equity benchmarks had turned mixed come midday amid news of fresh provocations against US forces in Iraq and a dearth of fresh catalysts for stocks.
