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| | | ... 0.18 percent to 7,527.64 points. Elsewhere in Europe, Swiss stocks rose 0.08 percent, Amsterdam climbed 0.45 percent and Lisbon rose 0.48 percent. Madrid was off 0.02 percent and Milan dipped 0.09 percent. Brussels was unchanged. Markets in London were ... |
| | | | ... shares will reopen on Tuesday after a four-day weekend. Other European bourses were also up, though none spectacularly. Lisbon's 0.39 per cent rise was the biggest move. Swiss stocks were up 0.36 per cent, Milan by 0.17 per cent and Amsterdam by 0.13 ... |
| | | | ... cent, Swiss stocks putting on 0.68 per cent and Milan 0.64 per cent. The Brussels bourse was also up by 0.57 per cent and Lisbon added 0.41 per cent. That left Amsterdam bucking the trend, marginally, shedding a mere 0.06 per cent on the day. The London ... |
| | | | ... movement was upwards with Milan the best performer, gaining 1.39 per cent. The Madrid stock market was up 0.85 per cent and Lisbon by 0.44 per cent while Brussels and Amsterdam made marginal gains, up 0.09 per cent and 0.04 per cent respectively. Swiss ... |
| | | | ... cent. There were smaller rises on the Swiss and Amsterdam bourses, up 0.30 per cent and 0.15 per cent respectively while Lisbon bucked the trend, its index dropping 0.19 per cent. Investors were awaiting the US Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting ... |
| | | | ... course they wouldn't, unless they have a death wish. Been there, done that! There's news out of Europe concerning Portugal. Lisbon officials are meeting with a delegation from the IMF, the ECB and the EU to discuss the terms of its bailout, whispered ... |
| | | | ... also mainly up, with Milan the biggest gainer putting on 0.65 per cent. Madrid and Brussels gained 0.37 per cent while Lisbon added a mere 0.03 per cent. In the red were the Swiss market and Amsterdam, both down 0.12 per cent. European finance ministers ... |
| | | | ... debt rescue from the EU and IMF, after Greece and Ireland last year, was no surprise and had little market impact. The Lisbon market closed 1.18 per cent higher, helped by an end to the uncertainty over whether or not Portugal would need assistance. ... |
| | | | ... Brussels rose 0.50 per cent, Madrid jumped 1.56 per cent, Milan added 1.21 per cent and Swiss stocks edged up 0.20 per cent. Lisbon finished up 0.31 per cent despite Portugal's debt problems. HONG KONG - Asian shares were mixed on Wednesday, with Tokyo ... |
| | | | ... it expected the country to have to seek outside help to resolve its debt problems. The markets increasingly believe that Lisbon will be forced to seek outside help, like fellow eurozone strugglers Greece and Ireland last year, and are demanding ever ... |
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