European stocks have risen to the start of transactions today as investors are assimilating the rapid changes in US plans to impose duties, while LVMH’s share recorded dip after the first -quarter first -quarter revenue from the largest in the world.

The Pan -European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.6%, at 10:06 am Greece, with most regional indicators moving out of France, which fell 0.2%due to a 7.1%dip in LVMH.

Its similar companies declined, with the shares of Richemont, Kering and Moncler recording losses between 2% and 2.8%.

However, brokerage indicators in Germany, Spain and Britain rose between 0.5% and 0.9%.

The automobile and car -manufacturing companies rose 2.5%, as US President Donald Trump said he was considering adjusting the 25% duties imposed on the imports of cars and components from Mexico, Canada and other countries.