European stock markets rise across the board, with major indices like DAX30 increasing by 0.92%-1.47%

On February 20th, major European stock indices collectively rose, showing a clear upward trend. Among them, Italy’s FTSE MIB index performed the strongest, rising 1.47% to 46,469.50 points; France’s CAC 40 index followed closely, up 1.39% to close at 8,515.49 points.

Germany DAX 30 Leads Eurozone Recovery

As one of Europe’s most representative indices, Germany’s DAX 30 closed at 25,249.35 points, up 0.92%, gaining 231.37 points. Although this performance was not as strong as Southern European indices, it still indicates steady recovery in Eurozone economic confidence. The Europe Stoxx 50 index also rose, increasing 1.16% to 6,130.20 points.

UK and Spanish Markets Steady and Positive

The UK FTSE 100 index increased by 0.59%, closing at 10,690.20 points, up 63.16 points, showing a relatively moderate but positive performance. Spain’s IBEX 35 index rose 0.90% to 18,180.22 points, up 162.72 points, placing it in the middle range among Southern European markets.

Overall, major European stock indices showed a general upward trend during this period, with gains ranging from 0.59% in the UK to 1.47% in Italy. The indices fluctuated within the 0.59%-1.47% range, reflecting a relatively optimistic outlook among European investors.