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| | ... per cent, unimpressed by moves by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's government to reinforce its austerity proposals. Brussels fell 0.36 per cent, Amsterdam slid 0.41 per cent, Madrid dropped 1.61 per cent, and Lisbon slumped 2.47 per cent. The eurozone ... |
| | | ... to a two-year low at 5,246.18 points. Elsewhere in Europe, Lisbon gave up 2.82 per cent, Swiss stocks 4.04 per cent, Brussels 4.61 per cent, Madrid 4.69 per cent, and Milan 4.83 per cent. Bonds issued by Greece and Italy fell, and the cost of insuring ... |
| | | ... following data showing that the US manufacturing sector had avoided a contraction and was still growing. Elsewhere in Europe, Brussels and Swiss stocks nudged up 0.05 per cent, Amsterdam climbed 0.35 per cent, Madrid gained 0.49 per cent and Milan rose ... |
| | | ... 0.02 per cent. The Paris CAC 40 dropped 1.0 per cent and in Frankfurt the DAX fell 0.84 per cent. Elsewhere in Europe, Brussels and Swiss stocks shed 0.47 per cent, Amsterdam dipped 0.67 per cent, Lisbon lost 0.74 per cent, Milan dropped 0.97 per cent ... |
| | | ... by 1.80 per cent and in Lisbon the PSI-20 index lost 1.25 per cent. In Amsterdam, the AEX index slid 3.41 per cent, in Brussels the Bel-20 fell 2.92 per cent and in Switzerland the SMI index dropped 4.12 per cent. Russia's two main markets reversed early ... |
| | | ... Milan rose 0.52 per cent, Athens eased 0.19 per cent and Lisbon fell by 0.99 per cent. Amsterdam rose 1.30 per cent, Brussels gained 2.80 per cent and Switzerland rose 0.60 per cent. HONG KONG - Asian stocks mostly fell, extending recent losses amid ... |
| | | ... record 10th consecutive daily loss. Elsewhere in Europe, Madrid eased 0.18 per cent, Amsterdam gave up 1.5 per cent, Brussels dropped 2.06 per cent and Swiss stocks fell 2.14 per cent. For the week, London dropped by 9.77 per cent, Frankfurt slid 13.27 ... |
| | | ... Europe's deal or no deal game. Financial markets were rockin' and a rollin' when they heard the word "deal" thunder out of Brussels. The deal. Greece will receive a second bailout worth 109 billion euros from other Eurozone member countries and the IMF ... |
| | | ... Merkel has reached a last-minute compromise with France over a fresh bail-out for Greece, ahead of crucial summit in Brussels on Thursday night. "That drove the euro a lot higher this morning, with a risk-on type environment that effectively drove the ... |
| | | ... build on Tuesday's technical rebound. A more positive lead from Germany on Thursday's crunch eurozone debt summit in Brussels also helped but the underlying tone remained cautious given the failure of past meetings to deliver a lasting solution. In London ... |
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