Stimulus hopes drive up European shares for second session

(Reuters) - European shares ended higher for a second straight session on Monday on signs that measures would be adopted to prop up growth in major economies, while bond yields rebounded amid improved global sentiment plagued by recession worries.The pan-European STOXX 600 index , hammered since the start of August by worries of a possible global slowdown, ended 1.2% higher, with Frankfurt shares up 1.3%, recovering from last week's six-month low. Friday's report that Germany's coalition..