European markets rebounded on Tuesday, with the Stoxx 50 and Stoxx 600 rising over 1%, recovering from a four-session losing streak.

This comes after both indexes fell about 1.5% the previous day to two-month lows, as investors braced for President Trump's new trade tariffs set to take effect on Wednesday. Uncertainty remains over the scope of the tariffs, with reports suggesting a 20% levy on most U.S. imports.

Meanwhile, Eurozone inflation cooled to 2.2% in March, in line with expectations. In corporate news, Thyssenkrupp surged over 7% after analysts at Kepler Cheuvreux upgraded the stock to "buy," citing increased steel and defense spending in Germany.

Source: Trading Economics