European Stocks Rebound From Two-Year Low; Eni Gains on Libya
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European stocks rebounded from a two-year low amid speculation the Federal Reserve may this week signal additional stimulus measures and as prospects for an end to the war in Libya boosted energy companies.
Eni SpA and Petrofac Ltd. led a rally in oil companies, both rising more than 3 percent. Petropavlovsk Plc jumped 6.2 percent as Citigroup Inc. upgraded the gold producer and the precious metal advanced to an all-time high. Jyske Bank A/S dropped 7.6 percent as earnings missed estimates.