Europe’s investors are bracing for a potential victory for Donald Trump, which last time around drove the sharpest underperformance in regional equities relative to US peers during any of the last eight American administrations.

European stocks edged higher Tuesday as a too-close-to-call US presidential election kept traders wary of making big bets.Most Read from BloombergFrom Housing to Immigration, Key Ballot Initiatives and Local Races to FollowParis Restricts Through Traffic in City CenterIstanbul Tries Free Public Transit to Help Job SeekersIn Warsaw,

European stocks were little changed as traders’ focus turns to the US election and with the Federal Reserve decision looming later in the week.