Exhaling on Greece Spurs Biggest Europe Stock Jump Since ’12
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After losing 10 percent in two months, European stocks are winning investors back on optimism the currency union will remain intact.
The Euro Stoxx 50 Index jumped 5.8 percent in four days, the most since 2012. Optimism that Greece and its creditors are nearing a debt agreement has helped fuel the rally, just as lower valuations lured back traders.