-- European stocks trade higher; commodity plays rebound -- Helped by resilient German business confidence and successful Spanish T-bills auction -- But caution over "periphery" remains and U.K. banks suffer on Moody's review -- The euro higher against the dollar; core government bonds decline LONDON (Dow Jones)---European stocks traded higher Tuesday, with commodity-related plays rebounding from previous session losses, while healthy economic readings from Germany and a successful Spanish Treasury bills auction combined to offset some worries about the health of the euro-zone economy. By 1057 GMT, the Stoxx Europe 600 was 0.4% higher at 275.71, the U.K.'s FTSE 100 ...

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