European stock indices rose on Thursday, erasing losses from the recent Trump-led selloffs. The pan-European Stoxx 600 gained 0.62%, the DAX increased by 1.7%, and the CAC 40 climbed by 0.76%. The FTSE 100, however, ended slightly lower after the Bank of England (BoE) cut its policy rate by 0.25%. Investors appeared to reassess the impact of the US election, choosing to look beyond potential tariffs for now, as the re-elected US President refrains from clarifying policies. Surprisingly robust Chinese trade data bolstered optimism regarding the country’s economic outlook, which is expected to e…