Stocks rebound grinds past 10% after $2 trillion U.S. stimulus boost
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LONDON (Reuters) - A breakneck rebound in world stocks made it past the 10% mark on Wednesday before more global coronavirus warnings and fresh turbulence in commodity markets saw things grind to a halt. Hopes that an incoming $2 trillion (1.7 trillion pounds) U.S. fiscal stimulus will ease the economic devastation caused by virus lockdowns gave world equity indexes their first back-to-back gains in a month, though wasn't plain sailing. Europe's main markets in London, Frankfurt and Paris were..