 European
 stocks were little changed, with the Stoxx Europe 600 Index posting its
 biggest weekly gain in five weeks, as consumer confidence increased 
more than forecast, while derivatives contracts expired.
European
 stocks were little changed, with the Stoxx Europe 600 Index posting its
 biggest weekly gain in five weeks, as consumer confidence increased 
more than forecast, while derivatives contracts expired.
Rio
 Tinto Group rose 1.6 percent as copper rebounded. Commerzbank AG 
climbed 2.5 percent as Morgan Stanley upgraded its rating on the German 
lender. Havas SA lost 1.8 percent after posting 2013 profit that fell 
short of analysts™ estimates. Remy Cointreau SA retreated the most since
 November as UBS predicted China™s anti-extravagance measures will 
continue to cut into the cognac-maker™s profit.
The
 Stoxx 600 gained 0.1 percent to 327.91 at the close of trading. The 
index has advanced 1.8 percent this week, paring its loss this year to 
0.1 percent, as President Vladimir Putin said he wasn™t seeking to split
 up Ukraine after Crimea voted to join Russia.
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