European stocks pared earlier losses and rebounded
from their worst week in a month, led by a rally in miners, while
investors weighed violence in Ukraine.
A gauge of basic-resources companies in the region
climbed 1.9 percent, with Polymetal International Plc gaining 4.7
percent and Randgold Resources Ltd. adding 3.6 percent. ThromboGenics NV
surged 17 percent after people familiar with the matter said Novartis
AG and Shire Plc are among drugmakers weighing offers for the Belgian
eye-medicine company. PSA Peugeot Citroen slid 6.3 percent after saying
it will cut its model lineup by almost half.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.3 percent to
329.79 at the close in London, paring earlier declines of as much as 1
percent. The gauge lost 3.1 percent last week.
Europe™s VStoxx Index, a gauge of Euro Stoxx 50
Index options prices, rose 1.1 percent to 18.5 today, the highest level
since March 24.
Sumber: Bloomberg
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