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| | | ... 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 reported on Tuesday shrinking 0.2-per cent growth in ... |
| | | | ... 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 against default by ... |
| | | | ... 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 0.69 per cent. Lisbon dipped 0.26 per cent. Gold rose to $US1821 from $US1813.50 on Wednesday. ... |
| | | | ... 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 and Madrid fell 1.37 per cent. Against the Japanese currency, the dollar fell to 76.65 yen from 77.45 yen the prior day, and the pound ... |
| | | | ... Paris the CAC-40 plunged 5.45 per cent to 3,002.99 points. In Frankfurt, the DAX dived 5.13 per cent to 5,613.42 points. In Madrid, the Ibex-35 tumbled 5.49 per cent and in Milan, the FTSE MIB fell sharply by 6.65 percent. In Athens, the Athex index ... |
| | | | ... output data and rioting in London, which some analysts are blaming on the government's austerity drive. Elsewhere in Europe, Madrid slipped 0.36 per cent to its lowest level since April 2009 as Milan rose 0.52 per cent, Athens eased 0.19 per cent and ... |
| | | | ... the CAC-40 slid 1.26 per cent to 3278.56 points to chalk up a 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 ... |
| | | | ... 2.27 per cent to 3,588.05 points. Milan lost 3.87 per cent, with some of Italy's banks losing up to nine per cent while Madrid shed 3.24 per cent and other European markets slumped. HONG KONG - Asian stock markets surged after US President Barack Obama ... |
| | | | ... 5,853.82. In Frankfurt, the DAX added 0.40 per cent to 7,221.36, and in Paris the CAC 40 rose 1.61 per cent to 3,754.60. Madrid and Milan each jumped more than three per cent, albeit after very sharp recent losses, as investors bet that Italy and Spain ... |
| | | | ... FTSE-100 fell 61.42 points, or 1.03 per cent, to 5,929.16 points. Elsewhere, Milan' FTSE Mib index plummeted 3.96 per cent, Madrid Ibex 35 slid 2.69 per cent and Lisbon's PSI-20 fell 4.28 per cent. In Italy, bank shares suffered the sharpest falls. Investor ... |
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