Stocks head for higher ground, Italian bond stress eases

LONDON (Reuters) - Europe led world stock markets back to higher ground on Thursday as tentative moves to reopen parts of the some of its larger coronavirus-hit economies and a bounce in oil offset some truly dismal global economic data. Traders seemed determined to show more resilence to the torrent of gloomy figures having been sideswiped by the previous day's IMF warning of a Great Depression-style world slump and record plunge in U.S. retail sales.The pan-European STOXX 600 index batted off..