European Stock Markets Closed The Day With An Increase on October 5

European Stock Markets Closed The Day With An Increase on October 5 European stock markets closed the day with an increase on October 5, due to the news that Trump would be released. US President Donald Trump, who is being treated for coronavirus, is expected to leave the hospital in the coming days, but according to other sources, Trump's situation is more serious than announced. US President Donald Trump, who recently announced that he had coronavirus, was treated at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Making a statement about Trump's health, his doctors announced that the President will be discharged on Monday. However, new information about Trump's treatment has raised concerns that the situation may be more serious than announced. In the last minute statement made by the White House, it was stated that the decision on whether Donald Trump will be treated or not will be taken within the day. With the last minute statements, European stock markets ended the day with a rise. At the end of the day, the benchmark index Stoxx Europe 600 gained 0.81 percent and completed it at 365.63 points. In France, the CAC 40 index rose by 0.97 percent to 4.871.87 points, and in Italy the FTSE MIB 30 index increased by 1.06 percent to 19.265.51 points. In Germany, the DAX 30 index completed the day at 12,828.31 with 1.10 percent gain, and the FTSE 100 index in England at 5,942.94 with an increase of 0.69 percent.