Europe Stocks Post First Weekly Gain in Three on ECB, U.S. Jobs
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Stocks in Europe rebounded this week from their worst start to a year since 2010 as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi pledged action if money-market turbulence resumes and investors weighed a U.S. jobs report.
Ryanair Holdings Plc added 14 percent after saying more people have booked flights for the summer than at this stage last year. Sky Deutschland AG rose 14 percent after reporting earnings that beat analysts’ expectations. Dassault Systemes SA slumped 8.6 percent after predicting 2014 earnings will be lower than analysts’ projections.