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Top Stories Europe Markets: European markets reverse losses to trade higher A successful Portuguese debt auction provides some relief, although bank stocks are mostly lower.
Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks rise as Europe worries fade NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks bounced back from the previous day's declines as concerns about European bank health subsided.
Currencies: Dollar weaker against euro, U.K., Canadian units The U.S. dollar weakens versus most major rivals on Wednesday amid better news out of Canada and the U.K. and a positive opening for U.S. stocks.
Metals Stocks: Gold futures dip as Europe worries fade Gold retreats from a record high close early on Wednesday, as concerns about European banks and economic growth fade and investors pull out of safe-haven positions.
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