Consumer companies rose as oil futures continued their retreat, boding well for gasoline prices.
In the final June reading, the University of Michigan consumer-sentiment index rose to 49.5 from a record low of 44.8 in May, as the peace deal in Iran caused gasoline prices to retreat from multiyear highs.
Shares of Zalando fell after Germany’s financial regulator said it launched an audit of the online retailer’s financial statements, alleging that a transaction related to its acquisition of About You might have been omitted.
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