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German stocks fell, erasing earlier gains, as Commerzbank AG retreated after Manager Magazin said the nation’s second-largest bank is planning to sell shares to increase capital.
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German stocks advanced for a second day after reports showed euro-area industrial output increased in December and U.S. retail sales rose in January.
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German stocks declined as euro-area finance chiefs met to discuss a bailout for Cyprus amid continuing political uncertainty in Italy and Spain.
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German stocks advanced to a five- year high as business confidence rose more than forecast in January, and European Central Bank data showed banks will repay more long-term refinancing operation loans than estimated.
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German stocks advanced to their highest in more than two weeks as euro-area finance ministers meet for the first time this year, and the Bundesbank said Europe’s largest economy is showing signs of recovery.
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German stocks tumbled the most in two months as Europe’s biggest economy contracted in the final quarter of 2012 amid the sovereign-debt crisis and cooling export demand.
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European stocks advanced for a third day, as gains by Veolia Environnement SA, SAP AG and carmakers, as well as a decline in applications for U.S. jobless benefits offset the failure of euro-region policy makers to reach a decision on assisting debt-laden Greece.
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Most German stocks advanced as gains by BASF AG and Linde AG outweighed investor concern over Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti’s plan to resign and a delay in the completion of Greece’s bond buyback.
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European stocks advanced for the third time in four days as Americans went to the polls to elect their president.
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German stocks declined, paring last week’s biggest advance this year, as euro-area finance ministers met to discuss further financial aid for Greece.
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