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| | | ... sector for its ability to provide more diverse exposure compared to traditional "lifestyling" options. The researcher said Italian target maturity funds have been a huge sales success, but unlike their French fonds a formule and Spanish garantizados ... |
| | | | ... him. The DJ Euro Stoxx 50 surged by 4.3% while we were sleeping, led by a 6.1% spike in Spanish stocks and a 5.6% jump in Italian shares. Wall Street did too - the Dow and the S&P 500 closed 1.7% on the up and up. I think I said this before Draghi did... ... |
| | | | ... cent to 6582.96 points. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index was slightly more subdued up 1.36 per cent to 5.573.16 points. Italian shares surged by 5.62 per cent as a successful government bond auction also eased bailout concerns, while the Spanish market ... |
| | | | ... Frankfurt's DAX 30 rose by 0.25 per cent to 6406.52 points as investors set aside news of sliding German investor confidence. Italian and Spanish markets rebounded, clawing back some of their recent losses suffered on eurozone debt crisis concerns. Milan ... |
| | | | ... passed since their announcement of a "breakthrough" agreement on measures to keep the euro breathing? Now this? Spanish and Italian bond yields broke through the roof - rising to a high of 7.57% and 6.43%, respectively - while their equity markets dropped ... |
| | | | ... which, Moody's has just done to Italy what it did to Spain, which it did to Greece. Moody's slashed the ratings of 13 Italian banks - including UniCredit (the biggest) and Intesa Sanpaolo (the second biggest) - overnight after downgrading Italy's rating ... |
| | | | ... CAC 40 rose 1.46 per cent to 3,180.81 points. Rome's FTSE Mib switched into positive territory following a successful Italian government debt sale, standing 0.96 per cent higher at 13,715 points, despite an overnight downgrade from Moody's. Madrid's ... |
| | | | ... 3,135.18 points. Rome's FTSE Mib index dipped two per cent at 13,584 points, despite news of a successful 7.5 billion euro Italian government bond sale. The European single currency, after falling to $US1.2167 - the lowest level since late June 2010 ... |
| | | | ... fallen by only so much. The S&P 500 closed 1.6% lower last night and the Euro Stoxx 50 ended 2.6% down. Sure, Spanish and Italian stocks tumbled by more -- 3.7% and 4.0%, respectively -- and Athens sank by 6.8% last night but this sort of fluctuations ... |
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