Oil rebound hauls up stocks, commodity currencies

By John Geddie LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices bounced back from multi-week lows on Monday, hauling up world stock markets and commodity-linked currencies, on hints that producers were close to reaching an output deal. It also helped lift commodity-linked currencies including the Canadian , Australian and New Zealand dollars by around half a percent, while the U.S. dollar was broadly weaker. Against a basket of other currencies, the greenback lost 0.2 percent to 95.894 , giving up some of Friday's