European stock markets mid-session: European indices higher after Tuesday’s selloff

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10 December 2014

European stock markets mid-session: European indices higher after Tuesday’s selloff

European indices are modestly rebounding after yesterday's losses fuelled by political turmoil in Greece and Chinese government decision to set new restrictions on collateral for short-term loans. Markets are worried about political uncertainty in Greece as it could cause the ECB to postpone further stimulus measures. The FTSE 100 index added +0.13% quoted at 6,537.81 points. France's CAC 40 gained +0.37% trading at 4,279.66 and Germany's DAX 30 rose +0.64 trading at 9,856.14 points.

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