Here’s our roundup of key moves in European shares this morning. Unfazed by a downgrade from Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE:GS) last week, Nokia Corporation (NYSE:NOK) was on traders’ radar and closed higher by 5.7 percent to €2.09, as they anticipated that the beaten down phone-maker could benefit from a change in fortunes, after it releases its new high-end phones before Apple’s Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) new gen iPhone. In general, Europe continued to float at a four-month high, as global risk appetite went into overdrive, following soothing noises by the ECB and surprisingly good job numbers out of the U.S. “Markets…
Nokia Rallies As European Markets Show Slight Gains
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