European Markets Open with Optimism
Despite looming concerns over new US tariffs on aluminum and steel, European stocks kicked off the week on a positive note. Investors are keeping a close eye on upcoming economic reports and corporate earnings, signaling a cautious yet optimistic market sentiment.

Key Economic Reports and Corporate Earnings in Focus
This week, all eyes are on major economic indicators including German inflation, UK GDP figures, and European quarterly growth data. Additionally, corporate earnings are under the spotlight as investors seek to gauge the health of the corporate sector amidst global trade tensions.
Market Movements
At the opening bell, the DAX saw a modest gain of 0.31%, with Fresenius Medical Care leading the charge. The CAC 40 and FTSE 100 also posted gains, with Stellantis NV and Vistry Group among the top performers. The pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 edged up, with Prosus leading the gains.
Currency Fluctuations
In currency markets, the euro experienced a slight dip against the dollar, while the pound remained stable. These movements reflect the ongoing adjustments in the market as investors navigate through the uncertainties of global trade policies.
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