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| Apr. 24 | CAC40: interest rates soar, pulling back below 8100 pts | CF |
| Apr. 24 | Alstom: Goldman Sachs Group below 5% of capital & voting rights | CF |
BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government views a proposed merger of France's Alstom and Siemens rail business as important for securing the competitiveness of the European rail industry, a German government spokesman said on Wednesday.
But he also said it was the European Commission's responsibility to review the antitrust implications of the Franco-German deal.
France on Wednesday said a decision by the commission to block the merger would be a mistake. Antitrust commissioner Margrethe Vestager voiced doubts in December about the impact of the merger on other high-speed trains.
(Reporting by Andreas Rinke; Writing by Andrea Shalal)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
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| +22.50% | 6.18B | |
| +14.46% | 59.6B | |
| +23.19% | 36.82B | |
| +17.60% | 27.62B | |
| +10.83% | 23.36B | |
| -0.10% | 21.92B | |
| +14.53% | 19B | |
| -8.54% | 14.2B | |
| +17.26% | 12.1B | |
| +15.38% | 9.63B |
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