Rosely opened the Tuesday European stock marketsafter four consecutive meetings in which the prices dipped, reaching a 14 -month low. Despite the upward trend today, investors are still anxious for the developments brought by sweeping Trump’s duties.

The pan -European index Stoxx 600 It started with 1.1% rose, after a 12.1% drop in the last four meetings, amid concerns about a possible global recession due to the escalation of the trade war.

Since Monday’s closure, the index fell 17.9% of the historical high of all time on March 3.

The German index DAX It rose 1.1%, while the British FTSE100 rose 1.24%.

In Paris, the Cac40 It marks a marginal rise of 0.69%.

US shares futures move up ( +2% Dow, 791 points higher, at +1.8% S&P and at 1.7% Nasdaq).

The Athens Stock Exchange At this time it rises 2.66%.

Earlier the Nikkei closed with a rise of 6.01%

“At the moment, the most likely is a temporary recovery, since the fundamental sizes of the sell -off have not changed,” said Fiona Cincotta, a market analyst at City Index.