European equity markets recover following ECB rate decision



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Madrid.- The majority of the European stock markets are recovering today from the strong losses recorded in previous meetings, thanks to the decision of the European Central Bank (ECB) to let the interest rates of the countries of the euro zone at 0%.

Excluding Zurich, which lost 0.21%, the rest of the markets ended Thursday with positive signs, highlighting the Milan Stock Exchange, with a gain of 1.78%, to 18 000 815.32 units.

On the foreign exchange market, the ECB set Thursday at 1.1416 the official price of the euro against the dollar, an increase of 0.0027 unit (0.23%) over Wednesday, to 1.389 dollar unity. Meanwhile, an ounce of gold was quoted at 18:13 GMT at the World Gold Council at $ 1,229.35 on sale and at $ 1,229.05 at the time of purchase, which represents a slight decrease by report to the day before. $ 1,231.45 and $ 1,231.15, respectively.

Then, the closing of the day of this Thursday, October 25 on the stock exchanges of the old continent

London + 0.59%
Paris + 1.24%
Frankfurt + 1.03%
Zurich -0.21%
Madrid + 1.24%
Milan + 1.78%
Lisbon + 1.13%

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