European shares edged higher on Friday, led by a recovery in French stocks after their sharp selloff in the previous session. Investors shifted focus to Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warshs Jackson Hole speech for clues on inflation, interest rates and bond-market volatility, while gains were seen across all STOXX 600 subsectors.

European shares edged higher as falling oil prices eased bond yields and supported equities, while investors awaited Nvidias quarterly results and fresh US inflation data. The…

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks were set to open mildly lower Friday as investors braced for Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s speech in Jackson Hole, where some expect a hawkish…