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Airbus SE (AIRA.MU)

Munich - Munich Delayed Price. Currency in EUR
29.20-1.00 (-3.31%)
At close: 12:29PM CET
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Previous Close30.20
Open30.20
Bid29.20 x N/A
Ask29.40 x N/A
Day's Range29.20 - 30.20
52 Week Range22.20 - 31.40
Volume800
Avg. Volume113
Market CapN/A
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