The European indices ended with growth

The European Stock Exchange session ended in positive territory despite the start of the US-China trade war late last week.
Employment data in the US also had an impact on European indexes on the first day of the new week. The European Stoxx 600 reported the highest rise after the UK FTSE 100 Main Index.
The political turbulence in the UK, in connection with the resignations of two negotiators, was also accepted by market participants as good news. Expectations for a reversal in the negotiations with the EU and a "soft break" have risen after the two resignations.
French carmaker Renault-Nissan came to the bottom because of concerns over his Nissan partner company, which has admitted to falsifying exhaust emissions and fuel economy in the Japanese automotive market.