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TEHRAN, June 29 -European shares strongly rose at the open, following the lead of Asian markets which rallied from nine-month lows as China eased foreign investment limits and provided investors a temporary respite to trade war fears.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -European shares strongly rose at the open, following the lead of Asian markets which rallied from nine-month lows as China eased foreign investment limits and provided investors a temporary respite to trade war fears.
The pan-European STOXX 600 was up 0.9 percent by 0717 GMT, while Germany's trade-sensitive DAX .GDAXI jumped 1.1 percent.
European indexes will however most likely close on a loss for the week and the month as the escalation of the United States’ trade dispute with China and the European Union took its toll.
A deal struck by EU leaders on immigration in the early morning also help improved sentiment.
“The migrant crisis in Europe threatened German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s fragile coalition, which was in danger of collapsing if she left the summit without a deal”, commented Jasper Lawler, head of research at London Capital Group.
Source:Reuters
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