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Brent decreased to 96.31 USD/Bbl, the lowest since April 2026. Over the past 4 weeks, Brent Crude Oil lost 5.18%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 49.42%.

Brent Hits 4-week Low

The FTSE MIB Index gained 709 points or 1.43 percent on Monday to close at 50220 points. Gains were led by Avio (7.20%), Nexi (6.93%) and Amplifon (3.91%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 1.43% Higher

Frankfurt’s DAX 40 gained ground on Monday, rising about 2% to close at 25,394, its highest level since January, outperforming its European peers. Markets welcomed signs of a possible US–Iran peace deal that could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a stabilization of global energy flows. US President Trump said that progress had been made on a draft agreement with Iran but that he would only accept a “great deal for all or no deal at all”, while Iranian officials confirmed talks were underway, prompting a sharp decline in oil prices and easing inflation worries. Energy-sensitive industrials, tech, retailers, banks and travel-related stocks were the top performers. MTU Aero Engines led the way, soaring 6%, followed by Daimler Truck (4.4%), Zalando (4.2%), Infineon Technologies (3.7%), Heidelberg Materials (3.6%) and Siemens Energy (3.3%). Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank advanced 3.2% and 2.9%, respectively.

DAX Hits Over 4-Month High

Italy’s FTSE MIB climbed 1.4% to a record close of 50,220 on Monday, supported by a sharp drop in oil prices amid growing expectations that the US and Iran were nearing an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Crude prices fell below $100 per barrel after senior US officials indicated that both sides were close to restoring the key Middle East shipping route, although final approval could still take several days. Lower oil prices eased inflation concerns and prompted investors to scale back expectations for further interest rate hikes. Financial stocks led gains, with UniCredit rising 2.7% and Intesa Sanpaolo adding 2.2%. Luxury shares also advanced as risk aversion eased, with Ferrari up 2.8% and Moncler gaining 3.1%. Other notable gainers included Stellantis (+2.9%) and Prysmian (+2.1%). Nexi surged 6.5% after state-backed investor CDP Equity announced plans to increase its stake in the payments group to as much as 29.9%. In contrast, Eni fell 1.1% on lower oil prices.

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Brent Hits 4-week Low

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