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German stocks - Factors to watch on November 4

Wed Nov 4, 2009 1:03pm IST
 
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FRANKFURT, Nov 4 (Reuters) - The DAX top-30 index .GDAXI looked set to open 0.7 percent higher on Wednesday, according to premarket data from brokers at 0729 GMT.

The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Wednesday (share price indications at 0726 GMT):

GM'S [GM.UL] OPEL

General Motors reversed course on Tuesday by abandoning a long-expected sale of its Opel to a group led by Canadian auto supplier Magna (MGa.TO: Quote, Profile, Research) and opting to keep the European unit after a year of uncertainty and high-stakes political negotiations. [ID:nN03522653]

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ADIDAS (ADSG.DE: Quote, Profile, Research)

Indicated 0.6 percent higher  Continued...

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