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The main European indices show an increase
There is currently no scheduled release of important macroeconomic data.
Today the head of the Eurogroup Jean-Claude Juncker, who is sent to the talks in Athens, Greek Prime Minister himself Antonis Samaras will visit Berlin on Friday, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday to hold talks with French President Francois Hollande.
Spanish government debt securities are growing up a little bit, the yield is reduced by 1.25%, to 6.34%. Similar dynamics in bonds and Italy.
German papers, which are considered the most reliable, conversely, lose in price, and its yield, respectively, growing by 4.33% and amounts to 1.57%. The yield on 10-year securities of France also growing up, though not as significant by just 1%, and is 2.15%.
To date:
FTSE 100 5,839.56 +15.19 +0.26%
CAC 40 3,501.12 +20.54 +0.59%
DAX 7,057.34 +23.66 +0.34%
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