European stocks rebound early dealings after losses over the three sessions

European stocks rebounded on Thursday morning shift in the fourth week sessions in a bid to recover from the losses over the three days, and closer investors ECB statement on long-term loans and retail sales data and jobless benefits in the United States of America.



The Dow Jones Stoxx Europe 600 Index rose 0.3 percent by 09:36 GMT, and the energy sector index rebounded from its lowest level in three years in the correction, and the index lost 27 percent rate since June on the impact of the sharp drop in global oil prices.



The European Central Bank issued at 09:15 GMT By the second round of long-term loans to eurozone banks is expected to increase the value of loans to 148.2 billion euros from 82.6 billion euros in the first round.



In the United States issued retail sales for the month of November, jobless claims for the week ending December 6 December



Futures rose to the S & P 500 rose 0.3 percent, and ended the MSCI Asia Pacific Index today's session low of 0.5 percent, its lowest level in seven weeks.



  European market indices

Stoke EUR 50 index rose by 0.3 percent, and climbed France's CAC 40 rose 0.1 percent, and the German DAX index increased by 0.4 percent, and in the London Financial Times 100 index rose about 0.1 percent.