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European stocks closed firmly higher on Thursday as a pullback in oil prices limited the magnitude of pro-inflationary risks faced by the European corporate sector. The Euro STOXX 50 added 0.8% to 6,103 and the STOXX Europe 600 gained 0.5% to 624. Israel and Lebanon signed a ceasefire agreement, part of the precedent for the Iran and the US to lift their blockade on commercial vessels that has triggered shortage risks on energy commodities. Banks closed firmly higher with Santander, Deutsche Bank and UniCredit adding between 1.5% and 3%. Aerospace stocks were also higher, with Airbus gaining 4.6%. Outside the Eurozone, HSBC lost nearly 2% after reports indicated that authorities have prohibited some Mainland China clients from opening Hong-Kong based accounts.

European Stocks Rebound

The average rate on a 30-year fixed-mortgage was at 6.48% in the first week of June, easing from the nine-month high of 6.53% in the previous week, according to data compiled by Freddie Mac. The pullback was consistent with the drop in long-term Treasury yields over the period as signs that the US is chasing an agreement with Iran to extend their ceasefire lowered prices of key energy commodities.

US Mortgage Rates Ease from 9-Month High

The FTSE MIB Index went up by 136 points or 0.27 percent on Thursday to close at 50174 points. The rise was led by Diasorin (7.20%), Finecobank (2.35%) and Azimut Holding (2.11%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were STMicroelectronics (-2.95%), Prysmian (-2.40%) and Tenaris (-0.87%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 0.27% Higher

The DAX Index rose 149 points or 0.60 percent on Thursday to close at 24945 points. Leading the gains are SAP (5.81%), Qiagen NV (5.54%) and Fresenius Medical Care (4.78%). Top losers were Infineon (-3.68%), Continental (-2.40%) and RWE (-2.07%).

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