Global stocks struggle for footing after bond slip

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks steadied at two-month lows on Thursday although bond markets stayed in the red as two of Europe's top central banks keep their interest rates pointing firmly downwards - a full eight years on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Europe's main stock markets in London, Frankfurt and Paris spent most of the day struggling to stay in positive territory as the region attempted to pull out of a five-day losing streak. Wall Street, which was marking the Le