Investing.com - World stocks climbed for the first time in four days on Tuesday and a weaker dollar helped oil prices.
The dollar edged down against the euro, leaving it 0.3% lower on the day against a basket of major currencies.
Sterling strengthened to a ten-week high against the dollar, as investors bet more heavily that Britons would vote to stay in the EU.
Oil prices benefited from hopes of an easing of the global oil glut.
Unexpected bond sale from the euro zone rescue fund kept German Bund yields near five-week highs.