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Thursday, May 27, 2010

After the sharp decline on Tuesday the European stock markets bounced back on Wednesday. According to investors the stock markets were oversold on Tuesday. The AEX closed 2.29% higher at 312 points.

Initially the American stock markets took a favorable run on Wednesday. By the end of the American trading day China announced that it will review its outstandig debt in eurozone countries. As a result the Dow Jones closed below the 10,000 points at 9,974, a drop of 0.70%.

Remarkable are the increasing yields on issued bonds by European financial institutions, indicating a declining level of confidence that investors have in the creditworthiness of these institutions. So far the rating agencies have left the ratings of these institutions unchanged.

The 6M Euribor remained unchanged at 0.99%. The 10Y Swap increased 2 basis points to 2.95%.

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