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European stock markets react positively to the outcome of the American elections and the orderly transition.
European stock markets took off after the American elections where the extent of the Democrats' success was such as to leave no room for disputes over the regularity of the vote.
Milan jumped by 1.8%, second only to Madrid (+2.2%) and ahead of Frankfurt (+0.9%), Paris (+0.9%) and London (+0.6%).
Futures on Wall Street also consolidated in positive territory, with the Dow Jones advancing by 1% and the Nasdaq by 0.5%.
Markets welcomed US President Donald Trump's acceptance of the outcome and his willingness to work with the Democrats, as well as no immediate plans to attack Iran.

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