After a sharp decline in trade tensions between the United States and China, European stock markets rebound to 0.4%

The main European stock markets are up this Thursday, partially recovering from the sharp decline recorded on the eve of the trade tension between the United States and China.

The FTSE-100 of the London Stock Exchange started with 0.2%, while the DAX of Frankfurt rose by 0.4% and the CAC-40 of Paris by 0.3%. In Madrid, the Ibex-35 recorded an increase of 0.4%.

The price of oil, a day after falling by 7%, is rising. Rebound spreads to Asian equities, but barely reaches European stock markets

Cross-trades in the form of US-China tariffs darken global growth forecasts and, by extension, estimates demand. two largest oil consumers in the world.

European stock markets suffer from the rebound in oil prices and the most favorable benchmarks in Asia, with gains of 1.1% in Tokyo Nikkei and 2.2% in the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

It should be remembered that the main European stock exchanges closed yesterday with significant losses between 1.3% and 1.6%.

The FTSE-100 index of the City of London fell by 1.30%, up to 7,591.96 points. For its part, the DAX Frankfurt lost a little more, 1.53%, to 12,417.13 points. The Paris CAC 40 fell 1.48% to 5,353.93 points. Similarly, the FTSE Mib of the Milan prosecutor's office fell by 1.58% to 21,708 points. Like the IBEX-35 in Madrid, which fell 1.57% to 9.733.6 points.