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European shares rose and bond yields fell on Tuesday on hopes that a
possible snap election in Japan might lead to more economic stimulus
measures and that Germany's ZEW survey would be upbeat.
Investor sentiment was also
lifted by comments from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi on Monday that
he was ready to do more to fight deflation.
Investors were also betting that the ZEW
survey for November, due out at 1000 GMT (5 a.m. ET), would show some signs of
stabilization in Europe's biggest economy and reverse 10 straight months of
decline.
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