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AFP - A global stock rally faltered and Wall Street fell hard Wednesday as investors buckled down for a gloomy economic ride after the euphoria of Democrat Barack Obama’s US presidential election victory.
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AP - A case of postelection nerves sent Wall Street plunging Wednesday as investors absorbing a stream of bad economic news wondered how a Barack Obama presidency will help the country weather a possibly severe recession. Volatility returned to the market, with the Dow Jones industrials falling nearly 500 points and all the major indexes tumbling more than 5 percent.
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Reuters - Stocks plummeted on Wednesday, a day after Barack Obama’s historic victory in the U.S. presidential election, as a fresh batch of dismal economic data underscored the massive challenges awaiting his administration.
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AFP - Wall Street and European stocks fell back Wednesday as investors buckled down for an expected gloomy economic ride after the euphoria of Democrat Barack Obama’s US presidential election victory.
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AFP - The FTSE 100 Index slipped back Wednesday, ending six straight days of gains as investors mulled the implications of Barack Obama’s US presidential election victory and judged recent market strength as overcooked.
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AP - A case of post-election nerves sent stocks lower Wednesday as investors began questioning what impact a Barack Obama presidency will have on business and the overall economy. The Dow Jones industrials fell more than 300 points and the major indexes all fell more than 3 percent.
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Reuters - Stock indexes fell three percent on Wednesday as worries about the weakening economy returned to center stage just a day after the historic U.S. presidential election.
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AFP - Wall Street and European stocks fell Wednesday as investors took profits despite gains earlier in Asia as Democrat Barack Obama was elected the first black president of the United States.
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