London — European stocks clawed their way higher on Monday as world markets began the week in a relatively upbeat mood following further signs last week that economies are recovering rapidly.

The start to the week was relatively quiet, however, as investors refrained from taking on large positions ahead of a two-day US  Federal Reserve meeting beginning on Tuesday and quarterly GDP numbers for the US...

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