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| | | ... reconstruction cost after Japan's earthquake. The fall of the Portuguese government on Wednesday and the increasing likelihood Lisbon will need to seek a debt rescue from the EU-IMF, like Greece and Ireland last year, also seems to have been taken into ... |
| | | | ... crisis. The Madrid stock market's IBEX-35 index ended the day down 1.17 per cent at 10,435.6 points. Elsewhere in Europe, Lisbon lost 0.33 per cent, Brussels shed 0.35 per cent, Swiss stocks slid 0.65 per cent and Milan fell 1.59 per cent. HONG KONG ... |
| | | | ... crude sank after news of a larger-than-expected jump in American crude oil inventories. Amsterdam ended off 0.04 per cent, Lisbon dipped 0.08 per cent, Madrid shed 0.09 per cent, Brussels slipped 0.28 per cent, Milan dropped 0.39 per cent and Swiss stocks ... |
| | | | ... markets with Brussels shedding 0.79 per cent, its Swiss counterpart 0.54 per cent and Amsterdam down 0.51 per cent. The Lisbon and Madrid bourses made very small losses, 0.07 per cent and 0.03 per cent respectively while Milan bucked the trend, just ... |
| | | | ... 7,225.96 points. Brussels edged up 0.10 per cent, Swiss stocks added 0.11 per cent and Amsterdam gained 0.75 per cent. Lisbon lost 0.33 per cent, while Milan fell 0.38 per cent, and Madrid dropped 0.72 per cent. In London trading, the main winner was ... |
| | | | ... hiring slowdown expected by economists. The US jobs figure failed to pull European markets back into positive territory. Lisbon ended off 0.18 per cent, Swiss stocks dipped 0.41 per cent, Amsterdam slipped 0.84 per cent, Brussels slid 0.86 per cent and ... |
| | | | ... plummeted 3.59 per cent on the day, the largest fall for a major European bourse. Meanwhile Madrid was down 2.33 per cent and Lisbon by 2.17 per cent. The Swiss and Amsterdam stock markets made smaller losses, down 0.50 per cent and 0.87 per cent respectively. ... |
| | | | ... major developed and developing nations who were gathering in Paris for two days of talks. On the smaller European bourses, Lisbon made the biggest move, down 1.18 per cent on the day. Brussels was down 0.57 per cent, Milan by 0.51 per cent and Madrid ... |
| | | | ... European markets were also up, the Madrid bourse leading the way with a 2.05 per cent gain. Milan was up 1.51 per cent, Lisbon by 0.97 per cent and Brussels by 0.91 per cent. There were smaller rises on the Swiss bourse, 0.31 per cent, and in Amsterdam ... |
| | | | ... powerhouse in derivatives trading. Elsewhere in Europe the Milan bourse was up 0.82 per cent, Madrid up 0.48 per cent, Lisbon up 0.38 per cent and the Swiss market up 0.37 per cent. Brussels nudged up 0.19 per cent and Amsterdam a mere 0.09 per cent. ... |
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