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Friday 26 August 2011

Losses in the Southern European Countries Stock Exchanges

With nervous movements and loss of more than 1% European markets react to the new slow Europeans to reach a definitive solution to the Greek crisis.Serious losses in Madrid and Milan, and restored the problem in Paris, Lisbon, Brussels and Amsterdam. The Eurozone finance ministers have indicated that reduced their differences over the participation of private creditors to the financing of Greece in the coming years, but the final plan should … wait until early July.
After the meeting in Luxembourg on Sunday, officials left unresolved important details, most important how to involve private creditors without lead Greece into “bankruptcy.”In their announcement, pledged to prevent any form of bankruptcy, which many fear could cause chaos in the financial system of the eurozone. “The markets just do not want the uncertainty is therefore estimated that the traders will continue to avoid risks, thereby leading stocks and the euro to fall,” says Cameron Peacock of IG Markets. Involve to the high volatility  market and trade currencies online now with leverage up 1:500.
Earlier, it was known that the Paris, Lisbon, Brussels and Amsterdam did not start normal trading due to technical problem, as announced by the company NYSE Euronext. On the dashboard, the estimator of the state of the stock markets of member countries of the Eurozone, the Euro Stoxx 50 lost 1.51% record. In London the FTSE 100 falling 1.05% record.The German DAX declining at a rate of 1.19%, while in Paris the CAC-40 moved to -1.38%. Losses of 1.99% notes IBEX in Spain, a 2.45% decline in the Italian MIB, while the Swiss SMI moves downward by 0.95%.In Portugal, the index PSI records falling 1.55%. Negative signs have indices in Russia, the RTS to -1.23% and -0.65% in Micex.In Turkey, the ISE index falls at a rate of 1.97%.

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