European stocks rose during the first trading the second quarter of the year, after the exceptional performance recorded during the first quarter and that pay equity indices to rise to their highest levels since 2009.
Rise came after the release of positive data regarding the industrial sector in both Europe and the UK, the data suggest an improvement in the levels of exports and domestic spending, which support the British and European economy recently.
Banking stocks led the rally to pay Euro Stoxx 600 index to rise by 0.7% to reach the level of 399.96 points, after the index rose by 16% during the first quarter of this year, after the European Central Bank to activate the buy European government bond program worth 60 billion euros per month, which contributed to the increase of liquidity in the financial markets and the direction to stock markets.
Euro Stoxx 50 index rose by 1.30% to add 48.22 points at the level of 3745.60 points, while the FTSE 100 index of Britain's shares rose by 1.17% to add 79.12 points at the level of 6852.16 points.
CAC 40 index of France shares rose 1.47% to 73.75 points, winning at the level of 5107.39 points, while the DAX index of the shares of Germany by 1.13% to 135.02 points and the win adds 12101.19 points.
This increase comes at a European stock in light of the continued decline of the euro and the pound sterling against the dollar, which increases the export-dependent European corporate profits and exports, which become highly competitive advantage in light of the decrease of the European exchange rate.