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European stock markets fell on Thursday in reaction to escalating debt crisis of the region. Italy and Spain have again taken a major hit as the yield on Spanish bonds increased substantially. There was also rumor in the market that the Spanish Government may seek loans from the International Monetary Fund and European Union?s Rescue fund. Mor Read more ...
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