European stock market rises Expectations for monetary easing rise 5:17 on March 5
In the European stock market on the 4th, stock prices rose as expectations for central bank monetary easing increased.
On the 4th, European stock markets rose on the back of the spread of the new coronavirus, raising expectations that major central banks such as the Central Bank of Europe and the Bank of England would launch monetary easing measures.
Compared to the previous day's closing price, the main market stock indexes rose about 1.5% in the London market, about 1.3% in the Paris market, about 1.2% in the Frankfurt market in Germany, and about 0.9% in the Milan market in Italy. .
Market officials said, "Many investors have perceived additional monetary easing in Europe as the U.S. Fed took an emergency rate cut the day before."