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Hindalco Industries, the flagship metals arm of Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla Group, said it is considering an equity raise that will be the company’s first in seven years, as its shares trade near highs not seen since August 2014. -
This week, those in the capital markets showed it’s not just electorates that can deliver surprises. Investors got one back — by making markets rise on a shock Donald Trump election victory.
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Equity specialists marvelled again this week at the capacity of markets to surprise, as despite a strongly held consensus that shares would tumble if Donald Trump won the US presidency, the New York stockmarket actually rose.
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Bizarre trading dynamics conspired to save over-confident trades backing a Hillary Clinton victory in the US presidential election, with a ‘Trump bounce’ in the aftermath curtailing volatility and sending many short-volatility plays back into the money. But the shock of the Republican victory adds to that of the Brexit vote in June and has jolted market complacency on other political events in the coming months.
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Siemens, the German engineering group, is planning to move ahead with a public listing of its healthcare business, it said as it released its fourth quarter earnings on Thursday morning.
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Shares in Shanks, the UK waste disposal company, closed flat on Thursday after it announced the completion of its £96m rights issue, to partly finance its merger with Dutch recycling group Van Gansewinkel.
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