Both the STOXX 50 and STOXX 600 rose 0.4% on Thursday, marking a fourth consecutive session of gains. The STOXX 50 is trading at levels not seen since late March, while the STOXX 600 reached a one-month high. Markets appeared to shrug off the latest trade measures announced by US President Trump, including a 50% tariff on Brazilian imports to take effect on August 1. President Trump also confirmed that the 50% tariff on copper imports will be implemented starting August 1. In Europe, EU trade chief Sefcovic said that good progress had been made on a framework trade agreement, with a deal potentially achievable within days. On the corporate front, Anglo American shares jumped 4.7%, ranking among the top performers. WPP gained 2.6% after announcing that board member and Microsoft COO for Global Enterprise, Cindy Rose, will become its next CEO. Megacap stocks also contributed to the upbeat sentiment, with SAP rising 1%, LVMH up 1.3%, Herm