Euro stocks edge up on rate hope

22 Aug 2007

European stocks were ahead in early trade, spurred by hopes of an interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve to help calm recent market volatility. Shortly after opening, the London FTSE was ahead by 0.80%, the Frankfurt Dax up by 0.54%, and the Paris Cac by 1%. Full Story

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