Germany's DAX rose about 0.3% to close at 24,309 on Monday, a near one-week high, as traders welcomed signs of a trade compromise between Washington and Beijing, though caution persists ahead of next Thursday’s meeting between Trump and Xi. The Chinese government reportedly plans to delay export restrictions on rare minerals, resume US soybean purchases, and help curbing the fentanyl crisis in exchange for Washington waiving the planned 100% additional tariffs on Chinese goods. This week, all eyes will also be on decisions by major central banks, including the Federal Reserve on Wednesday and the ECB on Thursday. Meanwhile, the quarterly earnings season continues on both sides of the Atlantic. On equities, tech companies such as Infineon Technologies (+2.4%), Siemens (+1.3%) and SAP (+0.9%) were among the top performers. Outside the main index, Porsche AG surged 3% after the company posted an adjusted operating loss smaller than feared and confirmed its full-year guidance.