欧洲股市周四上涨，斯托克50指数上涨0.9%，斯托克600指数上涨0.6%，食品和饮料公司领涨。斯托克食品饮料指数上涨3.2%，此前雀巢宣布计划裁员12000名白领，并在未来两年内再裁掉4000个职位。德国生命科学公司赛多利斯股价上涨9%，此前该公司报告称，2025年前九个月收入增长7.5%，盈利能力提高。北欧银行股价上涨约3%，创下历史新高，得益于强于预期的贷款收入，抵押贷款和企业贷款同比增长6%，这得益于瑞典的增长和挪威的收购。不利的一面是，Whitbread在利润和增长数据疲软后下跌了10%。在法国，投资者欢迎政治稳定，因为新政府在不信任投票中幸存下来。

European stocks rose on Thursday, with the Stoxx 50 up 0.9% and the Stoxx 600 up 0.6%, led by food and beverage companies. The Stoxx Food & Beverage index jumped 3.2% after Nestlé announced plans to cut 12,000 white-collar jobs, with an additional 4,000 roles to be eliminated over the next two years. German life sciences firm Sartorius gained 9% after reporting a 7.5% rise in revenue and improved profitability for the first nine months of 2025. Nordea Bank shares climbed around 3% to record highs, supported by stronger-than-expected lending income, with mortgage and corporate lending up 6% year-on-year, boosted by growth in Sweden and a Norwegian acquisition. On the downside, Whitbread fell 10% following weaker profit and growth figures. In France, investors welcomed political stability as the new government survived a no-confidence vote.

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The euro rose to $1.165, moving further away from a two-month low of $1.154 on Tuesday, after France’s government survived a no-confidence vote. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu’s pledge to suspend a landmark pension reform secured support from some left-wing lawmakers. Meanwhile, US dollar came under pressure after Fed Chair Jerome Powell highlighted labor market weakness, and Wednesday’s Fed Beige Book confirmed further slowing in the US economy, reinforcing expectations of another rate cut this month. This dovish outlook contrasts with ECB projections, which suggest interest rates are likely to remain unchanged. Meanwhile, US-China trade tensions escalated following China’s expansion of rare earth export controls last week, criticized by senior US officials, though Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping are still expected to meet in South Korea later this month.

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The euro rose to $1.165, moving further away from a two-month low of $1.154 on Tuesday, after France’s government survived a no-confidence vote. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu’s pledge to suspend a landmark pension reform secured support from some left-wing lawmakers. Meanwhile, US dollar came under pressure after Fed Chair Jerome Powell highlighted labor market weakness, and Wednesday’s Fed Beige Book confirmed further slowing in the US economy, reinforcing expectations of another rate cut this month. This dovish outlook contrasts with ECB projections, which suggest interest rates are likely to remain unchanged. Meanwhile, US-China trade tensions escalated following China’s expansion of rare earth export controls last week, criticized by senior US officials, though Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping are still expected to meet in South Korea later this month.

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The euro rose to $1.165, moving further away from a two-month low of $1.154 on Tuesday, after France’s government survived a no-confidence vote. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu’s pledge to suspend a landmark pension reform secured support from some left-wing lawmakers. Meanwhile, US dollar came under pressure after Fed Chair Jerome Powell highlighted labor market weakness, and Wednesday’s Fed Beige Book confirmed further slowing in the US economy, reinforcing expectations of another rate cut this month. This dovish outlook contrasts with ECB projections, which suggest interest rates are likely to remain unchanged. Meanwhile, US-China trade tensions escalated following China’s expansion of rare earth export controls last week, criticized by senior US officials, though Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping are still expected to meet in South Korea later this month.