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Global stocks gain, dollar dips as Democrats take control of US Congress

Global stocks gain, dollar dips as Democrats take control of US Congress
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Global stocks gain, dollar dips as Democrats take control of US Congress. Global financial markets are reassessing the outlook for the US economy after Democrats secured control of Congress in the November read more Global stocks gain, dollar dips as Democrats take control of US Congress.
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  • ✦Global stocks gain, dollar dips as Democrats take control of US Congress.
  • ✦Global financial markets are reassessing the outlook for the US economy after Democrats secured control of Congress in the November read more Global stocks gain, dollar dips as Democrats take control of US Congress.
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Global financial markets are reassessing the outlook for the US economy after Democrats secured control of Congress in the November read more Global stocks gain, dollar dips as Democrats take control of US Congress

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