By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) – The latest ECB interest rate cut helped lift European stocks on Thursday, after more weak U.S. economic numbers had triggered a sharp government bond rally and left Wall Street eyeing coveted bull market territory again. With the European Central Bank’s eighth rate cut in just over a year taking euro zone borrowing costs down to 2%, investors are now waiting to
Stocks cheer ECB rate cut after U.S.-driven bond rally
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