Euro Stoxx 50 rises 1.26 percent to 6,369.65 at midday
Published on 11/10/2026 at 13:21 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSEuro Stoxx 50 advances into midday
- The index stood at 6,369.65 points at 12:13 Berlin time on November 10, up 1.26 percent from Monday's close.
- Technology and banking shares supported the recovery, while lower oil prices improved sentiment and reduced near-term inflation concerns.
- Asian equities also rebounded, and investors were awaiting the US October inflation report for signals on Federal Reserve policy.
The Euro Stoxx 50 continued higher in Tuesday's European session. According to Finanzen.ch, the index was at 6,369.65 points at 12:13 Berlin time on November 10. That represented a gain of 1.26 percent against Monday's closing level of 6,290.45 points. The reading describes a running session, not a final close.
Technology and banks lead recovery
The advance extended Monday's broad European rebound. Technology shares recovered after last week's sell-off, while banks remained among the strongest-performing sectors. Reuters reported that European bank shares were up 2.6 percent earlier in the session and that Infineon gained after forecasting revenue growth of more than 20 percent for 2027 and a significant improvement in profitability.
Lower energy prices provided a second support. Reuters reported that Brent crude fell more than 2 percent to around 90 US dollars per barrel after US President Donald Trump indicated that further military action against Iran was not currently necessary. Markets interpreted the move as reducing the immediate risk of energy-driven inflation, although the geopolitical situation remained uncertain.
Asia rebounds, US data ahead
The global risk recovery was already visible in Asia. Reuters reported gains of more than 5 percent for South Korea's KOSPI in early trading, while Japan's Nikkei was up about 3 percent and the MSCI Asia-Pacific index advanced 1.5 percent. Semiconductor and technology shares led the regional recovery.
Attention was turning to the US October consumer-price report, scheduled for later on Tuesday. Saxo Bank noted that the release was expected at 14:30 Berlin time. The data could influence expectations for the Federal Reserve's next policy steps, particularly after the strong US employment report had increased the probability assigned to a December rate hike. For European equities, a softer inflation signal could support the current relief rally, while a hotter reading could renew pressure on interest-rate-sensitive valuations.
Investors should therefore distinguish the strong midday move from the eventual daily result. The index remained within its regular dissemination period, and the next material reference point will be whether technology and banking gains hold as US markets prepare to open. More coverage is available on the Euro Stoxx 50 topic page.
