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European Markets Mostly Rise as US Postpones Tariffs on Mexico and Canada

European Markets Respond Positively to US Tariff Delay

Following the announcement by United States President Donald Trump to delay tariffs on Mexico and Canada, European stock markets saw a mostly upward trend. This decision has brought a sense of relief to investors across Europe, despite the ongoing concerns over potential tariffs on the European Union.

Stock Highlights

Notably, the DAX increased by 0.48%, and the Euro Stoxx 50 rose by 0.92%, with Infineon Tech AG leading the surge with a 10.37% jump. The CAC 40 also experienced a 0.74% increase, thanks to Dassault Systemes SE's significant 8.86% rise. However, the FTSE 100 faced a slight decline of 0.12%, impacted by Vodafone Group PLC's 7.03% drop.

Currency Movements

On the currency front, the euro saw a notable increase of 0.81% against the dollar, trading at $1.03790 by late afternoon. Similarly, the pound sterling strengthened by 0.63% against the dollar, reaching $1.24805 at the same time.