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Most Swiss stocks declined as Cyprus’s lawmakers sought to raise 5.8 billion euros ($7.5 billion) needed to obtain a bailout from the euro area, offsetting an advance by Credit Suisse Group AG.
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Swiss stocks dropped to the lowest in almost two weeks as shares of banks and financial companies fell amid concern that political uncertainty in Spain and Italy may derail austerity programs.
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Germany’s DAX Index is on course to complete its best year since 2003 this week, with bulls saying the gauge will become the first national benchmark in the euro area to exceed its 2007 peak for earnings.
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German dealmaking this year may go down as one of the worst in the past decade after regulatory opposition killed Deutsche Telekom AG’s sale of T-Mobile USA and threatened Deutsche Boerse AG’s takeover of NYSE Euronext.
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European stocks fell the most in two weeks as the European Commission cut its growth forecast for the region and concern over an impending fiscal crisis in the U.S. increased after the re-election of President Barack Obama.
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German stocks declined for the first time in three days as a report showed U.S. manufacturing contracted for a third month in August, adding to signs of a global economic slowdown.
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Most German stocks fell as declines in K+S AG and RWE AG shares overshadowed a rise in Siemens AG .
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German stocks retreated for a second day, reversing an earlier rally, as disappointing economic reports in the U.S. overshadowed an increased growth forecast for Germany from the Bundesbank.
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European stocks dropped after Britain’s economy unexpectedly shrank in the fourth quarter, while banks tumbled as plans to strengthen Spanish lenders failed to ease concern about the region’s sovereign-debt crisis.
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Switzerland stocks declined to a four-month low amid political turmoil in Greece where former Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos emerged as the prime- ministerial candidate.
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