European stock indices rise on Tuesday after a volatile day in Asia as strong gauges of private-sector strength from Germany and the euro-zone offset weak Chinese data. In the U.K. the inflation rate falls to zero in February for the first time on record, supporting a growing view among some market participants that a rate cut has become as likely as a rate rise. In Stockholm clothing retailer H&M declines as a warning about the strength of the dollar on its business offsets strong first-quarter results. But in London, Russian grocer Lenta rises after concluding a share sale.
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