By WSJ Staff
European stocks are climbing this morning, echoing the U.S. rally after President Trump's tariff pause.
-- The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 shot up about 5%, with country-specific indexes broadly rising, too. As of Wednesday's close, the Stoxx index had fallen 12% in a week.
-- Shares in major European banks surged, including those in Barclays, Société Générale, Santander and Deutsche Bank.
-- Carmakers such as Stellantis also advanced.
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