European markets open higher as U.S., Asia-Pacific stocks bounce back

LONDON — European markets rose slightly on open, a on Fridays they looked to shake off recent choppiness and follow Wall Street and Asia-Pacific stocks higher.

The pan-European Stoxx 600 was last 0.25% higher at 8:04 a.m. London time. Regional bourses and sectors were mixed. Mining stocks led gains and added 1.61%, while travel and leisure stocks rose 1.12%.Global markets have been volatile, as they have tried to shake off Monday's rout. The Stoxx 600 closed just above the flatline on Thursday after trading in negative territory throughout the session.eased concerns about the state of the world's largest economy.

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