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European stocks rose Feb. 2, 2026, on improved manufacturing data, signaling cautious recovery despite ongoing job losses and rising costs.
European stock markets rose on February 2, 2026, led by Italy’s FTSE Mib, as manufacturing data showed signs of stabilization.
The Eurozone manufacturing PMI rose to 49.5 in January, slightly above December’s 48.8, with output growing for the first time in months, though still below the 50 threshold indicating contraction.
France’s PMI reached a four-year high of 51.2, Germany improved to 49.1, and Italy’s edged up to 48.1.
Job losses continued for the 32nd month, but at a slower pace.
Input prices rose sharply, driven by energy and metal costs, while manufacturers struggled to raise selling prices.
Business sentiment reached its highest level since 2022, reflecting cautious optimism for a gradual recovery.
Las acciones europeas subieron el 2 de febrero de 2026, debido a la mejora de los datos de fabricación, lo que indica una recuperación cautelosa a pesar de las pérdidas de empleos en curso y el aumento de los costos.