European Stocks End Week at 15-Month High After Fed, Dutch Vote
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European stocks advanced to the highest level since December 2015, posting a weekly advance that was supported by the Federal Reserve raising interest rates and investor relief over the result of Dutch elections.
The Stoxx Europe 600 rose than 0.2 percent at the close in London, pushing the five-day gain to 1.4 percent. Mining stocks posted their best weekly performance since November, climbing 8.4 percent.