European Stocks Rise Most in Six Weeks as Exporters Gain on Euro
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European stocks rose the most in more than six weeks as a weaker euro boosted exporters.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index added 1.5 percent to 395.48 at the close of trading. Automakers led gains as the single currency traded near a 12-year low and headed for a record quarterly drop. France’s CAC 40 Index and Germany’s DAX Index posted the biggest advances of 18 western-European markets.