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| | | ... the CAC-40 added 0.66 per cent to 3095.56 points. Elsewhere in Europe, Milan gained 1.29 per cent, Madrid 1.08 per cent, Lisbon 1.07 per cent and Amsterdam 0.87 per cent. The euro topped $US1.35 for the first time this week, rising to $US1.3503 from ... |
| | | | ... and BNP Paribas up more than seven per cent. Elsewhere in Europe, Madrid rose by 2.12 per cent, Milan by 1.36 per cent, Lisbon by 0.98 per cent, Zurich by 0.20 per cent, Brussels by 0.93 per cent and Amsterdam rose 0.49 per cent. The euro rose slightly ... |
| | | | ... dropped 1.38 per cent, Milan 1.65 per cent and Madrid 1.82 per cent. Swiss stocks edged out a gain of 0.07 per cent and Lisbon added 0.38 per cent. Banks faced fresh selling pressure, one day after the International Monetary Fund (IMF)and the European ... |
| | | | ... out cash from a French bank to deposit it more safely at the ECB. Milan rose by 1.91 per cent, Madrid by 1.45 per cent, Lisbon by 1.02 per cent, Amsterdam by 1.79 per cent and Brussels by 1.52 per cent. In late trade, after briefly dipping below $US1.36 ... |
| | | | ... leading shares slid 2.03 per cent to 5,259.56 points. Elsewhere in Europe, Milan fell 3.17 per cent, Madrid 1.98 per cent, Lisbon 2.21 per cent, Amsterdam 2.52 per cent and Zurich 1.69 per cent. Banking shares were the biggest losers on worries over ... |
| | | | ... the DAX jumped 1.85 per cent to 5,166.36 points. Elsewhere in Europe Milan gained 2.19 per cent, Madrid 2.53 per cent, Lisbon 0.63 per cent, Zurich 1.06 per cent and Brussels 0.83 per cent. Banking shares had led a morning plunge, but recovered in a ... |
| | | | ... index dropped 1.63 per cent to 5,129.62 points. Elsewhere in Europe Milan dropped 3.89 per cent, Madrid 3.41 per cent, Lisbon 4.2 per cent and Brussels 3.06 per cent. The euro slid to 103.90 yen -- the lowest level since 2001. It later pulled back to ... |
| | | | ... DAX tumbled 4.04 per cent to 5189.93 points. Elsewhere in Europe, Milan plummeted 4.93 per cent, Madrid 4.44 per cent, Lisbon 2.5 per cent, Brussels 3.2 per cent and Amsterdam 2.6 per cent. The ECB said chief economist Juergen Stark would resign for ... |
| | | | ... yen from 77.26 yen. Elsewhere in Europe, Swiss stocks rose 0.50 per cent, Milan 0.69 per cent, Brussels 0.92 per cent, Lisbon 1.10 per cent and Madrid 1.49 per cent. ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said the bank now expects the eurozone 1.6 per cent ... |
| | | | ... to 5,405.53 points. Milan rose 4.24 per cent, Brussels 2.8 per cent, Madrid 2.77 per cent, Swiss stocks 2.5 per cent and Lisbon 2.16 per cent. The Athens stock exchange's main index closed up 7.98 per cent, cheered by government pledges to speed up privatisation ... |
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