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Fiat Hopes Gucci Version Will Boost US 500 Sales
mainly in larger metro areas. Fiat stock was trading down by as much as 6 percent, at €4.87 ($6.99), on the Milan Stock Exchange on speculation that it would not meet the 500's sales targets in North America. The Gucci 500 unites two of Italy
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Italy Has Long Road to Avoid Financial Collapse
some estimates. The government's move, announced after the markets had closed Friday, capped a week that saw the Milan Stock Exchange consistently fall. Italy's borrowing costs rose above Spain's for the first time in more than a year, heightening
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Italy Has Long Road to Avoid Financial Collapse
some estimates. The government's move, announced after the markets had closed Friday, capped a week that saw the Milan Stock Exchange consistently fall. Italy's borrowing costs rose above Spain's for the first time in more than a year, heightening
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Berlusconi to Stay on, Seek Growth Amid Debt Woes
new government to manage the troubled economy from the start of the year. By the market close in Europe, shares on the Milan Stock Exchange fell 1.5 percent, adding to several days of massive losses, while Spain's main index closed down 0.9 percent
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Berlusconi to Stay on, Seek Growth Amid Debt Woes
new government to manage the troubled economy from the start of the year. By the market close in Europe, shares on the Milan Stock Exchange fell 1.5 percent, adding to several days of massive losses, while Spain's main index closed down 0.9 percent
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Italian Borrowing Rates Hit New High
he wants a new government to manage the troubled economy from the start of the year. By late morning in Europe, the Milan Stock Exchange had recovered from several days of massive losses to trade 0.3 percent higher, while Spain's main index was 1.1
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Italian Borrowing Costs Hit New High
percent, while Spain's rose 0.09 points to 6.34 percent, a little shy of Tuesday's euro era high of 6.45 percent. Meanwhile, the Milan Stock Exchange lost 2.1 percent, while Spain's main index was 0.1 percent higher.
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Italian Borrowing Costs Hit New High
percent, while Spain's rose 0.09 points to 6.34 percent, a little shy of Tuesday's euro era high of 6.45 percent. Meanwhile, the Milan Stock Exchange lost 2.1 percent, while Spain's main index was 0.1 percent higher.
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Italy Approves Austerity Package to Calm Investors
markets can only be measured next week. Amid the uncertainty, traders had been cautious in the run-up to the vote. The Milan Stock Exchange 's benchmark FTSE MIB closed down 1 percent to 18,450.45, and spreads on 10-year Italian bonds versus the German
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Italy Approves Austerity Package to Calm Investors
markets can only be measured next week. Amid the uncertainty, traders had been cautious in the run-up to the vote. The Milan Stock Exchange 's benchmark FTSE MIB closed down 1 percent to 18,450.45, and spreads on 10-year Italian bonds versus the German
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Italy to Bolster Austerity Plan, Speed up Approval
austerity measures provided some relief to markets, although analysts say sentiment remains fragile and volatile. The Milan stock exchange was trading 1.8 percent higher, while the 10-year yield dropped to 5.54 percent after rising above 6 percent a day earlier
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World Stocks Slump on Renewed EU Debt Concerns
tremendous debt load. Now it seems Italy, the eurozone's third-largest economy, could also be affected. On Monday, the Milan Stock Exchange plunged 3.5 percent — the second session in a row it has done that — and the spread between the country's 10
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Milan Exchange Slumps on Contagion Fears
shares sharply lower Friday amid mounting concerns that the country may get dragged into Europe's debt crisis. The Milan Stock Exchange was trading 2.7 percent lower by mid-afternoon, though much of the decline was due to very weak U.S. jobs data
