European Stocks Up

RISE

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:27PM EDT / Published Jul. 30, 2012 6:49AM EDT

Paul White / AP Photo

European stocks were on the rise Monday morning, with both Spain and Italy seeing steady bond yields. Both countries are anticipating more stimulus from the European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve this week. Over the weekend German Chancellor Angela Merkel and fellow European leaders made a joint declaration that they’d do everything possible to protect the euro zone. Both the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee and the European Central Bank are holding meetings this week.

Read it at The Wall Street Journal

Trump OKs New Conditions for $175 Million Bond in Fraud Case

Trump’s attorneys agreed to five concessions demanded by the state.

Superfan Reveals Intricacies of Taylor Swift’s NYC Home

Tyler Conroy said he even got to use the star’s monochrome, TS embroidered hand towels.

‘Sorry for Having Great T*ts’: Sydney Sweeney Hits Back

Carol Baum had told an audience that Sweeney was overhyped, “isn’t pretty,” and “can’t act.”

Four Germans Arrested For Commemorating Hitler’s Birthday

One was seen giving a stiff-armed Nazi salute outside the home where Adolf Hitler was born.

Papua New Guinea PM Slams Biden’s Bizarre Cannibal Comment

Last week, Biden appeared to imply his uncle was eaten by cannibals after his plane went down over the country during World War II.

Columbia Goes Remote Over Safety Concerns After Gaza Protest

Columbia’s president said the change was intended to deescalate tensions and allow the university to address security concerns.

Jerry Seinfeld Reacts to ‘Curb,’ ‘Seinfeld’ Finale Backlash

“I don’t believe in regret,” the comedian said. “I think it’s arrogant to think you could have done something different.

‘Extremely Dangerous’ Russian Jamming Hit Flights: Report

Thousands of civilian airline flights are suspected of being affected.

European Stocks Up

Paul White / AP Photo