Hasbro led the charge, raising its annual growth outlook on the back of surging demand for Magic: The Gathering cards. In Europe, Adidas mirrored this upward momentum, lifting its profit forecast after securing a $220 million windfall from U.S. tariff refunds alongside record quarterly results. EssilorLuxottica also saw shares climb following sales figures that outpaced analyst expectations, largely driven by the popularity of its smart eyewear partnership with Meta Platforms.

Contrasting this growth, Carrefour issued a sobering update, cutting its profitability projections as the French retailer braces for the impact of domestic riots on holiday spending. Meanwhile, the U.S. grocery sector remains in transition, with Kroger unveiling a multiyear strategic overhaul aimed at long-term margin improvement. The broader optimism was tempered by the aviation sector, where United Airlines shares tumbled after elevated fuel costs eroded quarterly earnings.