European stock markets experience a strong rebound, with the STOXX index reaching a record high

2026-02-12 11:21:07

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According to Jin10 reports, the European stock market showed a clear upward trend today, resonating with the gains in U.S. futures and stock markets. The previous pessimistic outlook is gradually fading, and market sentiment has significantly improved, driving the European stock market toward new historical highs.

STOXX Index Leads the Rally, European Stocks Achieve Record Highs

The STOXX Europe 600 Index reached a new record at the close today, climbing to the highest level of the day. Since hitting its low point in April 2025, the index has risen by 33%, with momentum continuing to strengthen since early 2026. This rally reflects a rebound in investor confidence in European stocks and also indicates an optimistic outlook for the market’s future.

Policy Shifts and Weakening Dollar Drive Capital Flows

Analysts point out that the main drivers behind the rise in European stocks come from multiple factors. As core European governments adjust policies to increase fiscal deficit spending, more capital is flowing into European assets. The weakening trend of the dollar further reinforces this capital movement, prompting global investors to increase their allocations to European stocks.

Meanwhile, the relative strength of U.S. tech stocks in the global stock market has also indirectly boosted market risk appetite. However, it is worth noting that concerns about the outlook for the artificial intelligence industry and high valuation levels are increasing, which could pose constraints on the subsequent rally.

Revaluation Opportunities in Artificial Intelligence Emerge

Looking ahead, the European stock market faces new growth opportunities. The productivity improvements brought by artificial intelligence technology will have a broader impact on the real economy, potentially driving a re-evaluation of European stocks. In contrast, many European industries benefit from government protection measures, and the relatively scarce number of startups reduces the risk of disruptive shocks to the market. These structural advantages may provide long-term support for the European stock market.

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