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Renault slumped 5.45 per cent amid selling by US clients worried about the risks of an alliance with Nissan. France Telecom closed down 1.77 per cent ahead of results today, dragging the CAC down 9 points. But a 3.35 per cent rise at the insurance giant Axa countered France Telecom's slide.
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