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US and European equity investors have reacted with a degree of equanimity to Donald Trump’s capture of the White House, fastening on to the idea that he is likely to stimulate the US economy with deficit spending. -
Citigroup has made a new appointment in its Americas equity capital markets business.
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Shares in Phoenix Group Holdings, the UK buyer of closed life insurance books, have gained 1.9% since the company announced on Wednesday the successful completion of its £735m rights offer to finance its takeover of Abbey Life.
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Donald Trump’s shock US election victory in the early hours of Wednesday caused a shockwave to course through derivative markets overnight. But by midday in London traders said the overall reaction was much more orderly than in the aftermath of the UK vote in June to leave the European Union - and by close of business some markets had made full scale retrenchment.
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Equities in Europe have reacted with resilience to this morning’s surprise that Donald Trump will be the next US president.
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Hong Kong’s market regulator has warned that it may broaden its investigations into IPO sponsors, as it looks to act on other cases that have been brought to its attention.
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