LONDON, March 9 — Europe’s major stock markets rebounded sharply at the open on Wednesday from recent Ukraine-driven losses.
Outside the eurozone, London’s FTSE 100 jumped 1.8 per cent to 7,090.52 points compared with the closing level on Tuesday. Asian equities traded mixed Wednesday as three days of painful losses gave way to a semblance of stability, though oil prices extended gains after the United States and Britain moved to ban imports of Russian crude.
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