GLE.TI - SOCIETE GENERALE

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22.52
-0.14 (-0.60%)
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Previous Close22.66
Open22.46
Bid0.00 x 150000
Ask23.08 x 139000
Day's Range22.32 - 22.32
52 Week Range22.32 - 22.32
Volume750
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