(Bloomberg) -- European stocks rose for the first
time in three days as a drop in borrowing costs in the U.S. and
Europe pushed insurers and banks higher.
Allianz SE, Europe's largest insurer, and HSBC Holdings Plc,
the region's biggest bank by market value, led the advance.
Clariant AG jumped the most in a month after a report that
Huntsman Corp. of the U.S. may be interested in buying a stake in
the Swiss chemical maker.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
time in three days as a drop in borrowing costs in the U.S. and
Europe pushed insurers and banks higher.
Allianz SE, Europe's largest insurer, and HSBC Holdings Plc,
the region's biggest bank by market value, led the advance.
Clariant AG jumped the most in a month after a report that
Huntsman Corp. of the U.S. may be interested in buying a stake in
the Swiss chemical maker.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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