Key facts
- European stocks declined on Monday.
- The STOXX 600 is set for its fifth consecutive monthly gain.
- Oil prices and bond yields increased following U.S.-Iran military strikes.
- Germany's DAX fell 0.7% ahead of inflation data.
- Key economic data releases this week include euro zone inflation and U.S. payrolls.
European shares experienced a slight decline on Monday, with the STOXX 600 index positioned for its fifth consecutive monthly increase. The market was influenced by rising oil prices and bond yields, attributed to U.S.-Iran military strikes. Germany's DAX index fell by 0.7% in anticipation of inflation data. Investors are now looking ahead to crucial inflation figures from the euro zone and U.S. payroll data later in the week.