European stocks and Dow futures rise after Trump push on coronavirus treatments

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European stocks rose Monday, as drug stocks climbed after President Donald Trump signaled an aggressive stance to push medical treatments to return the...

European stocks rose Monday, as drug stocks climbed after President Donald Trump signaled an aggressive stance to push medical treatments to return the economy closer to normalcy.The French CAC 40 PX1, +1.85% rose 1.9%, and the German DAX DAX, +1.79% and U.K. FTSE 100 UKX, +1.62% also gained ground.

Shares of BT Group BT.A, +4.27% climbed 6% after Sky News reported the telecoms giant has asked Goldman Sachs to update its defense strategy from possible suitors. BT shares have been hurt after slashing its dividend. BT hasn’t yet received any takeover approaches, the report said. Shares of Bunzl BNZL, +3.36% rose nearly 4% as the distribution and outsourcing company reinstated dividends and announced two acquisitions.

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All smoke and mirrors! The NYSE became just another manipulation and trumpest tool to lie on American people! Nobody can give any analitics to prove that any rising stock has any substance! It's a shame for all the stock traders. SEC should shut down this circuss till December!

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