PARIS (Reuters) - France's Societe Generale raised its capital ratio on Wednesday, giving its shares a lift despite a profit fall and some parts of its trading business lagging rival banks.SocGen shares were up 5% to 28.3 euros at 1102 GMT, making the bank's stock one of the top performers on France's CAC40 index , as investors focused on progress in areas such as the balance sheet."We have achieved results very much in line with our objectives and priorities," Chief Executive Frederic Oudea..