Reuters - U.S. stocks had their biggest Election Day rally ever on Tuesday as investors looked forward to the end of the uncertainty surrounding the long fight for the White House, while global credit markets showed more signs of a thaw.

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AFP - Wall Street and European stocks rallied as Americans voted Tuesday, with investors hoping that a new president will bring relief from the global financial crisis.

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AP - The U.S. dollar was down against most other major currencies in European trading Tuesday. Gold rose.
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AP - World markets surged higher Tuesday as the uncertainty about who will be the next U.S. president neared an end and a leading U.S. investment bank told its clients in Europe to buy stocks after the savaging they have taken in the last few weeks.

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Reuters - Global credit markets showed more signs of a thaw on Tuesday and Australia cut interest rates sharply ahead of expected reductions in Europe this week, but the deep freeze in bank lending appeared far from over.

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AFP - Investor optimism about a new US president coupled with unexpectedly good company results helped the FTSE100 rise sharply by 4.42 percent on Tuesday.

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AFP - Wall Street and European stock markets posted sharp gains Tuesday as voting got underway in a historic US presidential election, with investors hoping a new leader will provide a fresh start out of the financial crisis.

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Reuters - Global credit markets showed more signs of a thaw on Tuesday and Australia cut interest rates sharply ahead of expected reductions in Europe this week, but the deep freeze in bank lending appeared far from over.

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AP - Canadian auto parts maker Magna International Inc. said Tuesday it swung to a $215 million third-quarter loss, citing a continued decline in North American vehicle production that spread to European markets during the quarter and sent its sales tumbling.
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AP - World markets pushed higher Tuesday as America went to the polls and a leading U.S. investment bank told its clients in Europe to buy stocks after the savaging they have taken in the last few weeks.

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