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European stocks climbed to their highest level in almost five years as a report showed that U.S. consumer confidence rose more than economists had predicted, while banks and carmakers increased.
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European stocks climbed as mining shares rallied and Alcoa Inc. began the U.S. earnings season with profit that beat analysts’ estimates.
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European and U.S. equities will rally further in the next 12 months as valuations are attractive even after the recent gains, Barclays Plc said.
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European stocks were little changed this week as better-than-expected economic data from China and the U.S. offset concern that debt-ceiling talks will weigh on recovering growth in the world’s biggest economy.
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U.K. stocks slid after the European Commission cut its growth forecast for Britain’s largest export partner and as concern over an impending U.S. fiscal crisis overshadowed the re-election of President Barack Obama.
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The four-month rally in Greek shares that turned the ASE Index into the most expensive national benchmark in western Europe is ending as lawmakers squabble over austerity measures needed to ensure the flow of bailout funds.
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European stocks rebounded from their longest stretch of weekly losses since August as companies from International Power Plc to Royal KPN NV rallied amid an increase in takeover activity.
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European stocks dropped, paring their biggest monthly gain since July 2009, as some investors remain reluctant to buy equities before the euro area’s leaders explain how they will fund their expanded bailout facility.
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European stocks fell for a third day as data from Japan to Germany added to evidence that global growth is slowing while speculation cooled that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke will announce more stimulus.
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Investment-grade corporate bonds are too ‘expensive’ relative to other asset classes as the securities stand to gain less from the global economic recovery, according to Barclays Wealth .
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