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European Stocks Advance Most in Two Months Before Greek Vote
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European stocks climbed the most in two months amid speculation that Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou will win a confidence vote that moves the nation a step closer to avoiding a default.
EFG Eurobank Ergasias SA led a rally in Greek banks, jumping 9 percent. Misys Plc surged 9 percent after the software provider said it has received a preliminary takeover approach. Syngenta AG rose 3.6 percent after the chemical maker said sales growth in the second quarter has been “robust.” SABMiller Plc lost 3.6 percent after Australia’s Foster’s Group Ltd. rejected its $10 billion cash offer.