(Bloomberg) -- European stocks jumped and U.S. equity futures eked out gains, trimming declines at the end of a week dogged by concern about a second wave of infections and simmering tension between America and China. Oil climbed and Treasuries edged higher.The Stoxx Europe 600 Index rallied led by mining and energy companies after missing a late rebound on Wall Street a day earlier. Futures contracts on the three main U.S. equity gauges pointed to more modest gains at the open, while Asian shares were mixed after data showed a rebound in Chinese industrial production but a deeper than expected drop in retail sales. Crude extended its recent advance amid signs of tighter supplies.Economies that had enjoyed success quelling the coronavirus, including South Korea and China, now face a rise in cases, underscoring the tough choices policy makers face as they try to resuscitate their economies. In the U.S., Texas saw...
