Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Quiet day - The FTSE 100 rose 1.5pc, or 84.44 to 5,696.7 after investors were reassured by the ratings agency that Europe's second largest economy was not at front-line risk of contagion from the ongoing eurozone debt crisis. "In the absence of important shocks that could be linked to a strong worsening of the situation in the eurozone, Fitch does not foresee modifying its negative outlook [on France] before 2013," a spokesman said. The CAC 40 in Paris closed up 2.66pc at 3,210.79, while the DAX in Frankfurt rose 2.42pc to 6,162.98. Fitch affirmed France's top-tier credit rating in December but revised its long-term outlook to "negative" from "stable", citing the intensification of the eurozone debt crisis. Italy remained the biggest worry among the embattled eurozone countries, Fitch said, and warned it could see its credit rating cut this month.

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