European stocks opened lower on Thursday and moved higher, closing across the board. At the close, the German DAX index posted the largest increase, followed by the French CAC40 index and the UK’s FTSE 100 index posted the smallest increase. The upside momentum, partly due to intraday strength in US equities, also boosted sentiment in Europe. However, despite this, some market analysts believe that European equities still face a lot of bad news. On the one hand, it stems from the geopolitical situation: according to CCTV news, the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Ukrainian ambassador to Belarus and protested him about the fall of the Ukrainian missile in Belarus; On the other hand, the epidemic situation in the Asia-Pacific region has been repeated, which has put pressure on European companies that rely heavily on the Asia-Pacific market.
The prospect of a general closure of European stock exchanges is still under pressure丨On the market
European stocks opened lower on Thursday and moved higher, closing across the board. At the close, the German DAX index posted the largest increase, followed by the French CAC40 index and the UK’s FTSE 100 index posted the smallest increase. The upside momentum, partly due to intraday strength in US equities, also boosted sentiment in Europe. However, despite this, some market analysts believe that European equities still face a lot of bad news. On the one hand, it stems from the geopolitical situation: according to CCTV news, the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Ukrainian ambassador to Belarus and protested him about the fall of the Ukrainian missile in Belarus; On the other hand, the epidemic situation in the Asia-Pacific region has been repeated, which has put pressure on European companies that rely heavily on the Asia-Pacific market.