European markets edge higher as investors brace for French no-confidence vote; Campari up 5% Holly Ellyatt This is CNBC’s live blog covering European markets. PARIS, FRANCE - JULY 07: A French flag is seen on the Place de la Republique as people celebrate after the Nouveau Front Populaire, an alliance of left wing parties including the far-left wing party, La France Insoumise came in first on July 07, 2024 in Paris, France. The National Rally party was expected to have a strong showing in the second round of France's legislative election, which was called by the French president last month after his party performed poorly in the European election, but first proje

A coalition of lawmakers from opposition parties are planning to propose a bill to impeach Yoon on Wednesday, which should be voted within 72 hours if introduced, according to Reuters. Yoon’s chief of staff and senior secretaries have reportedly offered to resign en masse. — CNBC’s Dylan Butts contributed to this market summary. 15 Min Ago Campari shares rise 5% as group names new CEO Shares of Campari popped 4.66% at 08:45 a.m. London time, after the Italian spirits group named William Grant & Sons leader Simon Hunt as its new CEO. He will succeed Matteo Fantacchiotti, who stepped down in September after only five months in the post. Hunt’s appointment pends an ad-hoc general meeting on Jan. 15. He will take over from ad-interim co-CEOs, Paolo Marchesini and Fabio Di Fede, who serve as chief financial and operating officer and chief legal and M&A officer, respectively.