* HOUSE SALES: British homes sales recovered to within a
whisker of pre-pandemic levels in March, representing a recovery
from September when the failed economic plan of former prime
minister Liz Truss sparked turmoil across markets, a survey
showed on Wednesday.
* GOLD: Gold prices gained as investors keenly await key
U.S. inflation data for signs of how close interest rates are to
peaking.
* METALS: Copper prices climbed with support from a weaker
U.S. dollar ahead of key inflation data, while further gains
were capped by a rising supply.
* London's FTSE 100 ended Tuesday's session higher as miners
and oil stocks boosted the commodity-heavy bourse, while shares
of Cineworld hit an all time low as the world's second-largest
cinema chain operator filed for bankruptcy protection.
* For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please
click on: TODAY'S UK PAPERS
> Financial Times > Other business headlines (Reporting by Muhammed Husain in Bengaluru)
April 12 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 index is
seen opening lower on Wednesday with futures down 0.1%.
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