India, Nov. 9 -- European stocks traded higher on Monday, heading into a high-stakes week defined by speeches from a slew of ECB officials, the release of U.S. inflation prints, and regional growth that could influence expectations for monetary policy.
Euro zone bond yields started the week slightly lower as Brent crude futures fell below $97 a barrel following remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump that renewed military strikes on Iran were "highly unlikely" while talks to end their eight-month-old conflict continue.
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