The stability of European stocks in early trading on Tuesday in the second week sessions near the highest level since December December 2007 amid investors closer to data on confidence and inflation in Europe and the Commission before the open of monetary policy meeting of the Federal Reserve Bank Federal.The Dow Jones Stoxx Europe 600 index rose 0.1 percent by 09:29 London time and scored earlier in the opening highest level since December 2007, and achieved the index last week, the sixth weekly gain in a row with the support of the massive stimulus program, which began in the application of the Central Bank of Europe to support the euro-zone economy.Data published in Europe for the European economy and the confidence of the German for the month of March inflation data and the final reading of the consumer price index for the month of February FebruaryIn the United States begins today FOMC monetary policy meeting of the league for over two days to discuss the appropriate monetary policies of the US economy amid keep the interest rates low for a long period of expectations in light of recently released in the United States weak data.Stoke EUR 50 index fell 0.1 percent, France's CAC 40 index fell 0.1 percent, and in the London Financial Times 100 index rose 0.4 percent.Germany's DAX index down 0.4 percent yesterday and scored its highest ever 12,219.05, and achieved the index last week, the ninth consecutive weekly gain in the longest series of weekly gains since 1998 in the light of the increasing improvement in the largest economy in the euro zone German economy growth marks.