STOXX 600 closes up 0.20% at 632.60; Euro STOXX 50 slips 0.11%

The split between the broad STOXX 600 and the euro-zone STOXX 50 suggests the session's modest gain leaned on index composition rather than a uniform regional bid, with the euro-zone large-cap gauge unable to hold positive ground. The moves themselves are marginal, so the more telling signal is breadth: a headline gain paired with a blue-chip decline points to rotation beneath the surface rather than a directional market call. Whether that divergence between the wider European benchmark and its euro-zone counterpart persists is the open question.