European markets rise on Wall Street gains; Milan up 0.37%

European stock markets rose after Wall Street opened, with the Stoxx 600 index gaining 0.4%. Milan rose 0.37%, alongside gains in Paris, London, Frankfurt, and Madrid, amid renewed inflation fears from higher energy prices. Energy stocks led gains, up 1.3%, as oil prices climbed, with WTI crude rising 2% to $94.29 per barrel. The Italian-German bond spread held at 93 points, with Italy's 10-year yield at 4.56%. In Milan, Amplifon jumped 6.2% after a positive Equita report, while Stellantis rose 2.5% and Eni gained 2.1%. Tim fell 1.8% after Poste's offer closed, with Inwit and Enel also declining.