European Markets
- Decline of groups involved in supplying essential raw materials for business show how investors really feel about the global economy’s direction - The world’s largest interdealer broker will pay a nominal £1 and take on liabilities and running costs for lossmaking quotations and listings arm - Possibility of Greek euro exit has rattled markets and caused investors to buy ‘safer’ assets, pushing UK and German borrowing costs to lows - Bankia rises 23% to lead sector-wide rebound, helped by reports that Madrid has hired Goldman Sachs to carry out a valuation of the lender - Part-nationalised lender’s shares placed ‘under auction’ by regulator after it loses more than a quarter of its market value in Madrid - Disappointing quarterly sales send shares in JC Penney down sharply while developments in the eurozone washed away early gains for US equities - Møller-Maersk drops despite beating forecast earnings, as markets fall on eurozone concerns and investors turn their attention to Spain - Settlement of tax dispute in Algeria and investment gains mask first-quarter decline as Danish group highlights problems facing sector - Some Asian and US groups say they will feel little impact from Greece leaving the euro while their European counterparts prepare for the worst - FTSE Asia Pacific falls as eurozone fears weigh on markets, hitting financials and exporters and capping gains for Japanese lenders
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