Italian stocks lead Europe in recovery driven by banks, technology

LONDON (Reuters) - European shares climbed modestly at the end of a volatile week, with banks and technology stocks, which have been hit hard by growth worries, leading the way, while Italian stocks rallied as bond yields fell. The pan-European STOXX 600 managed a 0.2 percent gain by 0830 GMT, while Italy's FTSE MIB outperformed with a 0.8 percent rise.Italian banks climbed after a press report that Italy's EU Affairs Minister Paolo Savona is considering resigning over the government's..