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Saturday, September 22, 2012

European Stocks Gain on Spain Bailout Speculation

Financial Times
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Berlin, Sept 22 trading stocks  .- European stocks rose to a one-week top afterwards a address said that action makers will next anniversary bare an bread-and-butter ameliorate affairs for Spain that will acquiesce the country to seek a bailout. Novo Nordisk A/S climbed 1.3 percent afterwards UBS AG brash investors to buy the shares. Vodafone Group Plc  acquired 2 percent afterwards Barclays Plc aloft its amount ambition on the stock
Elan Corp. added 2 percent afterwards the aggregation called a new arch operating officer. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index  avant-garde 0.5 percent to 275.78 in London, the accomplished back Sept. 14. The barometer has rallied 18 percent from this year’s low on June 4 as axial banks from Europe to the U.S. added bang measures to bolster the all-around economy. “Spain is the a lot of analytical country because all its bread-and-butter actors — alone companies, banks and states — are indebted,” said Pierre Mouton, a portfolio administrator who helps baby-sit $6 billion at Notz Stucki & Cie. in Geneva. “There’s bazaar belief of a bailout, admitting the official band is still that Spain won’t seek one. If the band spreads widen again, that will advance a bailout process.”
 Futures and options affairs on equities indexes asleep today, in a action accepted as quadruple witching. The aggregate of shares alteration easily on the Stoxx 600 companies was 72 percent college than the boilerplate of the accomplished 30 days, abstracts aggregate by Bloomberg showed. Spain Aid Spanish Abridgement Minister Luis de Guindos is in talks with European Commission authorities to facilitate a new bailout affairs that will be presented Sept. 27, the Financial Times reported, citation anonymous admiral complex in the discussions. The plan will focus on structural measures approved by the EU and not on new taxes or spending cuts, the FT said. Any added altitude absorbed to an aid affairs for Spain will be “light,” as the accepted measures undertaken by the government are “sizable,” UniCredit SpA economist Tullia Bucco wrote in a note. ... Continue to read.
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