(Bloomberg) -- European stocks rose for the first time
in three days as companies from ABB Ltd., the world's largest
builder of electricity networks, to European Aeronautic Defence &
Space Co. reported earnings that beat analysts' estimates.
``We're seeing a lot of earnings hitting or exceeding
estimates,'' said Peter Jarvis, the London-based director of
European equities at F&C Asset Management, which oversees about
$230 billion. ``Overall, the corporate picture looks pretty good.''
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in three days as companies from ABB Ltd., the world's largest
builder of electricity networks, to European Aeronautic Defence &
Space Co. reported earnings that beat analysts' estimates.
``We're seeing a lot of earnings hitting or exceeding
estimates,'' said Peter Jarvis, the London-based director of
European equities at F&C Asset Management, which oversees about
$230 billion. ``Overall, the corporate picture looks pretty good.''
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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