Paris/London/Zurich (DPA -AFX) – The recreation trend at Europe’s stock markets stalled on Wednesday. However, they were ultimately able to clearly contain their loss of price and defied the weak US exchanges. The air was a bit out, and now the well -known problems crowded to the fore again, commented dealers. Reports about a planned attack of Israel on Iran’s nuclear facilities stoked concerns about the already fragile situation in the Middle East.
The EUROSTOXX 50 Castle as a percentage of 5,454.46 points. At times it had the leading index of the Euro zone Even narrowly made into positive terrain. In the end, the Swiss SMI went down by 0.22 percent to 12,380.36 points. The British FTSE 100 increased by 0.06 percent to 8,786.46 points. The surprisingly strong inflation boost in Great Britain in April apparently left investors in London