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U.K. stocks retreated, sending the FTSE 100 Index lower for a second day, after the euro area forced Cyprus to adopt an unprecedented levy on bank deposits, threatening to reignite the region’s debt crisis.
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Most European stocks advanced as the Federal Reserve said the U.S. economy is growing and the European Central Bank and Bank of England kept their benchmark interest rates on hold.
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European stocks advanced for a third day as the International Monetary Fund raised its global growth forecast and banks climbed on optimism stress tests will ease concern about the health of the financial system.
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German stocks were little changed as the election of a Japanese party that supports more economic stimulus offset concern that U.S. lawmakers won’t agree on a budget before the holidays.
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European stocks dropped, snapping a three-day advance, as Hurricane Sandy headed toward New York City, prompting the U.S. to suspend equity trading on all markets today.
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German stocks fell for a third day, with the benchmark DAX Index declining to its lowest in more than two months, as President Barack Obama met with congressional leaders to discuss the so-called fiscal cliff, and conflict escalated in Israel.
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European corporate indebtedness will slide to the lowest level in 16 years in 2012, a signal that the two-year-old rally in the region’s stocks will extend its gains, according to Societe Generale SA.
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European stocks rose, paring this week’s drop on the benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index, as earnings at companies from Volkswagen AG to Cie. de Saint-Gobain SA reassured investors that the global economic recovery is intact.
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European stocks climbed, extending the Stoxx Europe 600 Index’s biggest weekly gain in almost two months, after U.S. companies added more jobs than forecast in August, easing concern the economic recovery is faltering.
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German stocks climbed for a second day, as the benchmark DAX Index extended its rebound from the lowest level since February 2010, amid speculation the slump isn’t commensurate with the outlook for earnings.
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