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The article discusses the remarkable performance of European stock indices, with Germany's Dax hitting a new record high and Spain's Ibex benchmark reaching its highest level since the 2008 Eurozone crisis. Despite significant growth, the Spanish market still struggles to exceed its pre-crisis peak, largely fueled by a housing bubble. The FTSE 100 saw notable gains due to Airtel Africa's revenue surge. The Euro Stoxx 600 index also climbed to a new high, indicating investor expectations of European Central Bank intervention to bolster economic recovery.
Germany's Dax index reaches a new all-time high, while Spain's Ibex hits its highest level since 2008, marking significant growth post-Eurozone crisis.
The Euro Stoxx 600 index has surged to a record high of 535.9 points, driven by investor optimism regarding European Central Bank support for the economy.
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