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European stocks rose 1.9% as Trump hinted at Middle East peace, easing oil prices and boosting markets.
European shares rose 1.9% to 606.26 points on Tuesday, rebounding from a two-month low, as U.S. President Trump signaled a possible end to the Middle East conflict, easing oil price spikes.
Crude prices fell below $100 a barrel after reaching $119, with financial stocks leading gains up 3.7% and energy shares dropping 1.2%.
Volkswagen rose 2% on improved margin forecasts, while UK homebuilder Persimmon jumped 8.5% after beating earnings expectations.
Markets await ECB leaders' remarks and key U.S. inflation data.
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Las acciones europeas subieron un 1,9% cuando Trump insinuó la paz en Oriente Medio, relajando los precios del petróleo e impulsando los mercados.