Major European stocks opened Tuesday trading nearly 1% higher after falling 7-8% on Monday amid the decline in oil prices, RIA Novosti reported.
Britain’s FTSE 100 index has grown by 1.31% to 6055.25 points, France’s CAC 40 - by 1.46% to 4776.8 points, Germany’s DAX - by 0.73% to 10709, 6 points.
Oil prices fell 24-25% Monday after the OPEC deal collapse.
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