The Eurozone's investor confidence rebounded in June by more than expected.

The Sentix index, which measures investor confidence in the Eurozone, rebounded more than expected in June. The market sentiment, which had been depressed due to the Iran conflict and soaring oil prices, gradually faded, easing concerns about a sharp economic slowdown. Data shows that the composite index rose by 3.0 points to -13.4, and the economic expectations index rebounded even more strongly, rising by 4.8 points. Sentix pointed out that "concerns about a sharp economic decline have clearly eased" and emphasized that the global economic situation, led by the United States and Asia, is improving. However, Sentix warned that compared to other major regions, the Eurozone's recovery momentum remains relatively mild. Globally, market sentiment has improved significantly, with the Sentix global composite index rising by 4.4 points to 8.0. Despite some improvement, Sentix noted that persistently high energy prices continue to weigh on inflation expectations, putting continued pressure on central banks.