(Bloomberg) -- European stocks climbed, sending the
Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index to its biggest gain in three months, as
concern diminished that interest rates will keep rising. Auto
suppliers and industrial companies led the advance.
Michelin & Cie. and Siemens AG paced gains by companies that
make at least 20 percent of their sales in the U.S. after the
Federal Reserve said the world's largest economy is growing
without spurring inflation. The Stoxx 600 Oil & Gas Index, led by
Total SA, rose the most in a year as oil gained in New York.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index to its biggest gain in three months, as
concern diminished that interest rates will keep rising. Auto
suppliers and industrial companies led the advance.
Michelin & Cie. and Siemens AG paced gains by companies that
make at least 20 percent of their sales in the U.S. after the
Federal Reserve said the world's largest economy is growing
without spurring inflation. The Stoxx 600 Oil & Gas Index, led by
Total SA, rose the most in a year as oil gained in New York.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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