Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks posted their biggest weekly drop in two months as lawmakers failed to agree on how to contain the euro area’s debt crisis and Italy’s and Spain’s borrowing costs jumped. KBC Groep NV plunged 28 percent, leading banks lower as dollar-funding costs and bond ...
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Germany’s economy stalls and European stocks tumble | Jubak Picks
It looks like today Germany will take away what Japan gave investors yesterday. I think this just highlights how tough it is to value stocks right now. The
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