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  3. AINN.HM

AMERICAN INTL GROUP (AINN HM) stock market data APIs

€69.33 0(0%) as of April 25, 2024

AMERICAN INTL GROUP Financial Data Overview

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44.2017-72.05
39 987 M
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0.0485
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General: {
Code: 'AINN',
Type: 'Common Stock',
Name: 'AMERICAN INTL GROUP',
Exchange: 'HM',
CurrencyCode: 'EUR',
CurrencyName: 'Euro',
CurrencySymbol: '€',
CountryName: 'Germany',
CountryISO: 'DE',
ISIN: NULL,
CIK: NULL,
EmployerIdNumber: NULL,
FiscalYearEnd: 'December',
IPODate: NULL,
InternationalDomestic: NULL,
Sector: 'Other',
Industry: 'Other',
}

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