European Stocks Rebound From Three-Day Decline as Miners Advance
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European stocks advanced, following their largest three-day slump in seven months, as mining companies climbed and banks rebounded from a three-week low.
BHP Billiton Ltd. and Rio Tinto Group both rose more than 1 percent. Banco Santander SA, which generates most of its sales from Latin America, gained 1.6 percent to halt an eight-day losing streak. F&C Asset Management Plc jumped 6.1 percent after Bank of Montreal agreed to buy the owner of the U.K.’s oldest investment fund for 708 million pounds ($1.2 billion).