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  The electrical fire on Sunday ripped through the Abu Sifin church in Imbaba,
  a working class district west of the Nile River, part of Giza governorate in greater Cairo
  
  Mourners in Egypt attended a memorial service Tuesday for victims of a Coptic church fire in Cairo that killed 41 people -- among them many
  children, including twins and triplets.
  
  The electrical fire on Sunday ripped through the Abu Sifin church in Imbaba, a working
  class district west of the Nile River, part of Giza governorate in greater Cairo.
  
  
  
  At least 10 of those killed during Sunday mass, when families flock to the church and its daycare services, were minors aged under 16, according to a list from just one
  hospital circulated by local media.
  
  Coptic Bishop Martyros led a "third day" service Tuesday
  in central Cairo's Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary
  to commemorate the resurrection of Christ and honour the souls of the dead.
  
  
  "The entire country is ailing," the bishop told the bereaved,
  two days after the blaze rocked Egypt's 10-million-strong Coptic community, the Middle East's largest Christian population.
  
  Among those killed were six members of the same family, one mourner, Sandy George, told AFP.
  
  
  "My aunt Magda and her daughters, Merna and Irina, and Irina's three kids"
  died of asphyxiation, George said.
  
  
  
  
  Egyptian mourners carry the coffin of a child killed in the Cairo Coptic church fire at the
  Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Giza Governorate on August 14, 2022
  
  Irina's children who were killed were the five-year-old twins Barthinia and Mariam and their brother Ibram, aged four.
  
  
  Also killed were five-year-old triplets Mehrael, Youssef and Filopateer Bassem Amir, according to the hospital list.
  
  
  Hundreds attended another third-day service in a nearby church, for Father Abd al-Messih Bekheit
  of the Abu Sifin church, who reportedly died
  trying to save members of the congregation.
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  UK's Vistry slides on third annual profit warning
  
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  Auto set to be worst-hit sector in 2024
  
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  France unveils fresh govt with budget battle looming
  
  (Updates after close)
  
  By Ankika Biswas
  
  Dec 24 (Reuters) - Europe's main stocks index rose on Tuesday,
  with mining and energy stocks leading gains amid light trading volumes
  ahead of the Christmas break.
  
  The pan-European STOXX 600 was up 0.2%, with many markets either shut or working reduced hours for
  Christmas Eve.
  
  Most European markets will be closed for the next two days.
  
  
  With just a few more days to the New Year, investors are looking out for any developments related U.S.
  President-elect Donald Trump's White House inauguration on Jan. 20.
  Trump has threatened import tariffs against crucial economies including China and Mexico.
  
  
  
  The incoming president's expected policies are considered inflationary and have
  already been factored in the Federal Reserve's monetary policy outlook.
  
  The European Central Bank, which has delivered back-to-back rate cuts this year, flagged prospective
  trade tensions with the U.S. under Trump.
  
  "Our relatively optimistic take on Germany rests on an assumption of limited new U.S. trade restrictions vis-à-vis Europ," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a weekly note.
  "Spain is likely to continue its outperformance of the euro area. For one, it is less trade dependant than other euro area economies."
  
  Despite hitting record highs this year, the STOXX 600 is up
  just around 5% so far in 2024, with momentum stalling in the
  face of Trump's proposed measures, lacklustre Chinese spending, geopolitical tensions and a
  weak domestic economic picture, among other factors.
  
  
  The auto sector, expected to be the worst-hit under Trump, is
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  biggest gainers.
  
  On the day, basic resources index, which includes most of Europe's mining
  firms, rose 0.6%. Energy, too, was up 0.4%, tracking higher oil prices.
  
  
  Among individual movers, British homebuilder Vistry slumped 16.3% after
  warning on its fiscal 2024 profit for the third time,
  citing delays to expected year-end transactions and
  completions.
  
  Elsewhere, France unveiled a new government that Prime Minister Francois Bayrou
  will hope can oversee the passage of a 2025 budget and prevent a deepening of
  crisis. The CAC 40 was last up 0.1%.
  
  Euronext said it was experiencing an issue in calculating closing prices
  for cash instruments and would manually update those prices for the assets that had been affected.
  (Reporting by Ankika Biswas and Shashwat Chauhan in Bengaluru;
  Editing by Mrigank Dhaniwala, Sonia Cheema and Tomasz Janowski)