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20.310High20.109Low44.71KVolume20.310Open20.530Pre Close904.47KTurnover0.00%Turnover Ratio20.09P/E (Static)1.85BShares20.86152wk High3.53P/B37.56BFloat Cap15.78452wk Low0.39Dividend TTM1.85BShs Float20.861Historical High1.92%Div YieldTTM0.98%Amplitude1.508Historical Low20.228Avg Price1Lot Size
DEUTSCHE BOERSE AG Stock Forum
$DEUTSCHE BOERSE AG(DBOEY.US)$ $iShares MSCI Germany ETF(EWG.US)$ Preliminary results showed that the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) won the national election on Sunday by a narrow margin and claimed to have obtained the “clear authorization” to lead the government for the first time since 2005, which would end the 16 years of conservative leadership under Merkel. Faction in power. The broadcaster ZDF’s forecast shows that the center-left Social Democrats are expected to get 26.0% of the votes, ahead of Merkel’s Christian Democrats (CDU)/Christian Social Union (CSU) conservative coalitions with 24.5%, but both sides believe they can lead. Next government
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