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| | ... Europe with net inflows of A$1.2 billion during May alone. However, the bulk of this growth is due to just two markets, Italy and Luxembourg, most notably through Intesa and ING funds, said Cerulli Associates (CA) in their latest European market update. ... |
| | | ... comments from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi on Thursday on saving the euro were reinforced by Germany, France and Italy over the weekend. Tokyo closed up 0.8 per cent, or 68.8 points, at 8,635.44, Sydney gained 0.85 per cent, or 35.9 points ... |
| | | ... intergovernmental agreement provides further detail on the structure of agreements already reached between the U.S. and France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK," Brogden said. "With the final FATCA legislation expected no earlier than October, it is ... |
| | | ... intergovernmental agreement based on that principally agreed to in a joint statement between the US and France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom seems to suggest that it will be the most likely outcome. "An intergovernmental agreement has ... |
| | | ... 6.43%, respectively - while their equity markets dropped through the floor - plunging by as much as 5.5% (Spain) and 5.2% (Italy) - before closing by 1.1% and 2.8% overnight. Not surprising, when the going gets tough, the government bans short selling. ... |
| | | ... Noticed the relative calm in the markets when Europe is out of the headlines? Speaking of 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) ... |
| | | ... LONDON -European stocks advanced on new prospects of Chinese economic stimulus measures owing to weak growth data, while Italy pulled off a bond auction despite a ratings downgrade. At close on Friday, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies ... |
| | | ... austerity package aimed at stabilising the public finances. The IBEX 35 index rose 1.17 per cent to 6805.9 points. However, Italy's stock market edged lower on persistent worries that debt-laden Rome may have to tap a eurozone rescue fund. The FTSE Mib ... |
| | | ... 6,738.9 points and in Milan the FTSE Mib index was down 2.53 per cent at 13,732 points as investor concerns about Spain and Italy's strained public finances. In foreign exchange deals, the European single currency fell to $US1.2302 from $US1.2391 late ... |
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