Global stocks rebounded Tuesday after investors stepped back from the rush to safety that gripped markets late last week, even as gold notched a fresh record above $4,000 an ounce. The turn in sentiment came as U.S. and European equity benchmarks advanced and the dollar drifted lower, easing financial conditions and encouraging dip buyers to wade back in. Spot gold briefly topped $4,070, extending a year-to-date surge that has been underpinned by central bank demand, geopolitical jitters, and growing expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts...