European stocks set to rise after Wall Street sets fresh records

The stocks listed in Europe seemed to be widely opened on Tuesday after a Wall Street rally that pushed the highest record of the three major US indexes.

The euro Stoxx 50 -connected futures transactions were most recently traded by 0.1%. French CAC 40 and Germany’s DAX index were linked to 0.2% and FTSE 100 -term transactions were 0.1% higher.

On Monday, the chewing giant Nvidia announced that it plans to invest up to $ 100 billion in Openai to create data centers and labeled the former company’s CEO Jensen Huang partnership as a “giant project”.

The news led to a rally at Wall Street. Nvidia During the session, 3.9% and large averages are closed at the highest levels of all time.

Global investors also react to the latest developments in China-US relations. At a press conference in Beijing on Tuesday, a meeting between US Ambassador to China David Perdu, US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping was more likely to be more likely to be more likely than the end of this year at the beginning of 2026.

On one night in Asia, Taiwan stocks reached a record level behind the US technology rally, while the US stock will be flat on Tuesday morning.

In Europe, traders will follow HCOB manufacturing PMI data for Germany, S&P Global’s UK production PMI and Spain’s latest trade balance.