London stock market rose on the 20th

Author:Xinhuanet Time:2022.06.21

Xinhua News Agency, London, June 20 (Reporter Zhao Xiuzhi) The average price index of 100 stocks in the London stock market "Financial Times" closed at 7121.81 points on the 20th, an increase of 105.56 points from the previous trading day, an increase of 1.51%. The three major European stock indexes rose across the board that day.

In terms of individual stocks, the service category in the London stock market's ingredients on the same day was led by the stock market. The top five stocks in the top five of the increase were: International United Aviation Group's stock price rose 7.24%, TV operator ITV stock prices rose 6.61%, HSBC bank stock price rose 5.66%. Online retailer Okado Group's stock price rose 5.61%, and the stock price of investment companies Melros Industrial Corporation rose 4.64%.

On the same day, real estate stocks in the London stock market led the stocks. The top five stocks located in the top five were: the stock price of the intermediate capital group of the asset management company fell 4.75%, the stock price of the real estate dealer Persi Mongolia fell 4.46%, and the stock price of the residential developer Berkeley Holdings Group's stock price Falling 4.14%, Bangrui Real Estate's stock price fell 3.71%, and the stock price of Hao Deng Xiegi Word Group fell 3.39%.

In terms of the two major stock indexes in Europe, the CAC40 index of the Paris stock market in France closed at 5920.09 points, an increase of 37.44 points from the previous trading day, an increase of 0.64%; 139.34 points, an increase of 1.06%.

[Editor in charge: Ma Junqing]

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