European markets climb, tracking global counterparts

European stock markets are higher as investors await economic data and mining stocks lead gains. Toyota suspends operations in 12 assembly plants in Japan due to a system glitch, and an analyst recommends a global chipmaker with a cash advantage.

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European stock markets edged higher as investors digested positive French industrial production data, although major cash indices are on track to register losses for the week, and the pan-European benchmark index has experienced seven consecutive days of losses. French industrial production rebounded more than expected in July, while figures for Spain showed a smaller-than-expected decline. However, German industrial production fell more than expected in July, and economic growth in the eurozone for the second quarter was just 0.1%. Concerns about the strength of the Chinese and Japanese economies have also risen. The tech sector is under pressure due to Apple's difficulties in China, and oil prices have retreated but are still on course for gains this week.