London's FTSE 100 slipped early on, ahead of the European Central Bank’s latest interest rate call and US GDP figures on Thursday.
Among equities, Wizz Air was one of many to report this morning, with shares in the airline taking a hit after it swung to a loss during the third quarter.
Halfords shares also fell, as the retailer backed full-year guidance but unveiled below-expected third-quarter sales.
Things were more positive for Dr Martens’ stock, as shares climbed on news that tough trading in the three months to December was in line with expectations.
Haleon also edged higher early on after announcing the sale of its ChapStick brand to Suave Brands Co to pay down debt.
And finally, radiation and bio-detection tech developer Kromek soared after unveiling a £1.4 million order from the EU.