Europe stocks rally wanes on trade woes, earnings jitters

LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's early stocks rally faded and global bond yields rose after jitters over corporate earnings and trade doused an early rally fuelled by enthusiasm over Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell cementing rate cut expectations. The pan-European STOXX 600 struggled to cling onto 0.1% gains after losing 1.4% over the past four sessions with Germany's DAX and Britain's FTSE down 0.1% while France's CAC hovered just in positive territory. The automotive sector felt much of..