European stock markets settled sharply higher on Monday after the Federal Bureau of Investigation said its review of another batch of U.S. presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton's emails won't lead to charges.
Europe's leading Blue-chip index, EURO STOXX 50 went up 54.75 points or 1.85 percent to settle at 3,009.28. UK's benchmark index FTSE 100 gained 113.64 points or 1.7 percent to close at 6,806.90.
Meanwhile, Germany's benchmark index DAX went up 197.82 points or 1.93 percent to end at 10,456.95. French benchmark index CAC 40 went up 83.75 points or 1.91 percent to end at 4,461.21.