** Miners headline a rally in Europe's commodity-linked
stocks as China's border reopening raises hopes for a rebound in
the world's second-largest economy
** The upbeat market momentum continued on Monday after
China reopened its borders that were shut since the start of the
pandemic, bolstering the outlook for the global economy
** The pan-European basic resources index .SXPP rises
1.5%, led by Polish miner KGHM KGH.WA with a 5.8% jump and
Sweden's Boliden BOL.ST that is up 4.7% at 1100 GMT
** Britain's exporter-heavy FTSE 100 .FTSE hits an over
three-year high, with mining groups Anglo American AAL.L ,
Glencore GLEN.L and Rio Tinto RIO.L up between 0.2% and 2.1%
** French miner Eramet ERMT.PA , not included in the SXPP
index, tops France's large- and mid-cap index SBF 120 .SBF120
with a 5.1% rise
(Reporting by Juliette Portala)
((juliette.portala@tr.com))