Germany's DAX rose more than 1% to surpass 23,900 on Monday, rebounding from over six-week lows in the prior session. Optimism returned to global markets after Congress struck a deal to end the US government shutdown, which began on October 1 and became the longest in American history. Meanwhile, investors kept an eye on corporate updates and earnings. Siemens Energy led gains, rising more than 4% after Jefferies upgraded the stock from “hold” to “buy.” Commerzbank was also among the top performers, climbing nearly 4% following a Deutsche Bank upgrade to “buy,” driven by expectations of accelerating net interest income growth. Hannover Ruck added around 2.7% after the reinsurer reported Q3 net income above market consensus and raised its full-year 2025 guidance.