Europe stocks set for strong rebound as Trump says Iran war will end in weeks
By Chloe Taylor
Published on April 1, 2026.
Shares listed in Europe are expected to rebound after their worst month since 2008 in March, according to futures for the regional Stoxx 50 and German DAX. This follows President Donald Trump's announcement that American forces will leave Iran in "two or three weeks" and that the U.S. would end its war "whether we have a deal or not." Global benchmark Brent crude oil was 0.4% lower on Wednesday morning, trading at around $103.82 per barrel. Meanwhile, Danish wind energy developer Vestas announced it had received a 135-megawatt order in the US for an undisclosed project, and analysts at Citi gave it a Buy rating.
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