By PAN PYLAS, AP Business Writer | February 24, 2013 | Updated: February 25, 2013 6:34am Comments (0) E-mail Print Tweet Page 1 of 1 LONDON (AP) — Markets roared ahead Monday as the positive momentum that has marked 2013 reestablished itself despite the downgrade of Britain's credit rating and uncertainty over Italian election results. Investor sentiment has recovered from last Thursday, when it was hurt by concerns over the possible end of super-easy U.S. monetary policy. The rebound was led by Tokyo, where stocks surged on Monday on reports the prime minister's pick for central bank governor will be a strong advocate of loose monetary policy aimed at reviving the moribund economy. The...
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