The Stock Market Is Constantly Changing: European Stocks Are Breaking New Heights From Europe.

According to media reports in July 12th,

The stock market closed up on Monday, rising for third consecutive trading days, and the British stock market entered a technical bull market.

According to market participants, the main reason for the stock market to continue the previous upward trend is that the US non farm employment report is stronger than expected, and investors are assessing the possibility of further easing monetary easing measures by major central banks around the world.

The pan European Storck 600 index rose 1.6%, closing at 332.72 points, the highest closing point since June 23rd, the day when Britain held the referendum on the European referendum.

Mining stocks, industrial stocks and technology stocks are Monday Europe.

The best performing plates.

Among them, the largest share of the stock includes Thyssen Krupp (Thyssenkrupp AG) and so on. The German industrial conglomerate is negotiating with the Tata Steel Ltd. in India. The two companies may set up a joint venture based on the European steel and iron business under Tata Steel's AG.

Driven by the surge in Thyssen Krupp's share price, the German DAX 30 index closed up 2.1%, at 9833.41 points.

In the paction last Friday, the pan European Storck 600 index closed up 1.6%, mainly due to the report released by the US Department of labor at that time, that the number of new non farm employment in the United States in June was 287 thousand, far beyond the acceptance.

Economists surveyed surveyed the average expected 170 thousand people.

This data eased the market's concerns about the US's economic growth prospects as the world's largest economy.

In addition, Italy's FTSE MIB index rose 1.2% to 16260.64 at the time of favorable news.

The French CAC 40 index rose 1.8% to 4264.53.

Spain's IBEX 35 index rose 1.5% to 8305.10.