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15.03.2011, 11:42 Uhr • Lesezeit: 4 Minuten

Von Andrea Lentz

A bourse trader touches his head while he stands in front of the German DAX Index board on the trading floor at Frankfurt's stock exchange March 14, 2011. European shares fell on Monday to their lowest level in three months as investors worried about the impact of Friday's earthquake and tsunami in Japan. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (BUSINESS) — A bourse trader touches his head while he stands in front of the German DAX Index board on the trading floor at Frankfurt's stock exchange March 14, 2011. European shares fell on Monday to their lowest level in three months as investors worried about the impact of Friday's earthquake and tsunami in Japan. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (BUSINESS) © REUTERS | REUTERS

Die drohende Atomkatastrophe in Japan hat Europas Aktienmärkte einbrechen lassen. Der deutsche Leitindex Dax verlor rund fünf Prozent.

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