The rulings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about a lack of progress in the negotiations with Greece made late in the afternoon for a big disappointment.
In Amsterdam closed the leading AEX index 0.7 percent higher at 484.88 points, having previously been on a gain of 1.5 percent.
The MidCap fell 0.4 percent to 725.76 points. The main indicators in London, Frankfurt and Paris were 0.3 to 0.7 percent higher from the market.
Negotiators from the IMF discussed in Brussels with the Greeks, but that has hardly led to rapprochement says a spokesman for the fund. He said that there are still major differences of opinion on key issues. “” The ball is very much in Greece, “he added.
Donald Tusk
EU Minister Donald Tusk believes that Greece is at hand. He said the time for negotiations has passed that it’s up to the Greeks to make decisions. The meeting of the Eurogroup in Luxembourg next week, according to the Pool is crucial.
In the AEX was cable company Altice the strongest climber with a plus of 3.5 percent, followed by real estate company Unibail-Rodamco to 2 4 percent. Steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal was 2.7 percent less valuable and was the biggest loser among the main funds.
In the navigation company TomTom MidKap finished bottom with a minus of 3.2 percent following a downgraded by analysts at Rabobank. Realty Company NSI (plus 2.8 percent) was the strongest climber among medium funds.
Royal Mail
Post Company Royal Mail in London lost 4.5 percent. The British government halved its stake in the former state to 15 percent. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) gained 1.9 percent after the British Finance Minister George Osborne announced to begin the sale of the state stake in the bank.
The euro was worth 1.1240 dollars , up from $ 1.1303 at the close of European trading on Wednesday. The price of a barrel of American oil slumped 1.6 percent to $ 60.47. The Brent price, indicative of oil from Europe, Africa and the Middle East, fell 1.4 percent to $ 64.81 per barrel
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