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Brussels, March 31 (QNA) - European stocks closed slightly higher Tuesday, but overall recorded their worst monthly performance since mid-2022 amid continued uncertainty surrounding a potential war with Iran.

The Stoxx 600 index rose 0.43 percent after declining at the start of the session. Despite these gains, it closed with a monthly loss of 7.99 percent, its largest in six years.

Meanwhile, the French CAC 40 index finished 0.57 percent higher, the German DAX rose by approximately 0.52 percent, and the British FTSE 100 climbed 0.48 percent. (QNA)

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