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Europe close: Core and periphery stocks diverge on politics
(Sharecast News) - Stocks on the Continent finished much as they had started the session, on a mixed note, with German equities boosted by positive corporate results even as political considerations weighed on Italian and Spanish issues.
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London close: Stocks drop as traders book profits; miners and energy shares retreat
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US open: Stocks open lower as energy rally loses steam
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Europe midday: Politics weighs on the periphery
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Asia report: Markets mixed after Tuesday boom on Wall Street
