European stock markets opened slightly higher after their sharpest decline in two weeks, as investors watched for the impact of US tariffs on 60 countries.

European stock markets opened lower amid concerns over a US-Iran conflict, pushing Brent crude oil prices above $90 per barrel and fueling inflation worries.

European stock markets opened lower across the board, with the DAX down 0.64%, the CAC 40 falling 0.61%, and the STOXX 600 weakening 0.20% at the open.

UBS has raised its Stoxx 600 target to 690 points, approximately 8% higher than the current level. Most strategists believe corporate earnings and the AI ​​investment trend will support the market.

European stock markets opened flat, as investors assessed corporate earnings and the situation in the Middle East, which could drive energy prices.

European stock markets opened flat, supported by a nearly 6% surge in ASML shares, but selling pressure on IBM weighed on tech stocks, keeping investors cautious.

European stock markets opened higher, but tensions in the Middle East are pressuring them to close the week in negative territory for the first time in five weeks.

European stock markets opened higher, with the Stoxx Europe 600 index poised to hit a new all-time high for the second consecutive day, driven by buying in AI stocks. Attention is focused on the second-quarter earnings season.

European stock markets opened lower, following global trends, driven by selling pressure on AI stocks as investors held back on investments awaiting the release of US non-farm payroll figures.

European stock markets opened higher, boosted by technology and AI stocks following easing tensions in the Middle East. Attention is focused on US economic data.