European stocks rise as Brent falls more than 7.5% to $108.62

European stock markets are rising, driven by a significant drop in Brent crude prices, amid optimism regarding negotiations between Tehran and Washington. The EuroStoxx 600 increased slightly, while major exchanges in London, Paris, and Frankfurt also saw gains. Conversely, Lisbon's PSI index fell. The euro strengthened against the dollar, reflecting solid industrial growth in the eurozone despite slower new orders. Brent crude prices dropped over 7.5% to $108.62, influenced by Iran's willingness to negotiate with the U.S. Additionally, U.S. stock futures rose, and precious metals gained value. U.S. midterm elections are also on the horizon.