London — European shares opened generally higher on Wednesday but world shares remained in the red after a weak Asian session, even after Fed Chair Jerome Powell pushed back against inflation fears.

Falling tech stocks pulled Asian markets lower overnight, as recent gains in US treasury yields put lofty valuations under pressure...

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