Jittery European markets brace for profit reports: reports could add to market volatility amid recent gains

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Second-quarter financial results are expected to introduce a measure of volatility in Europe's stock markets. Results from several different sectors are presented. Topics include overseas sales and the euro in addition to sales.

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Euro-zone growth may rest with Germany

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Consumer confidence in Germany was slightly higher than expected for January 2008, a departure from economic indicators for other European countries such as Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

Germany, Consumer confidence

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Large investors lift Chinese Shares: Shanghai rises 2.6%, but volatility could be the norm

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The Shenzhen Composite Index rose 2.5% to hit 1066.05, and the Shanghai Composite Index increased 2.6% to reach 3767.10, after having dropped 8.3% earlier.

China, Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Stock price indexes, Statistical data

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