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The year has been dominated by one event. But there was more to 2020 than lockdowns and pandemics. Test your recall of financial events of the past 12 months with our quiz. Compiled by Tom Saunders

by: MoneyWeek team
24 Dec 2020
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Donald Trump lost the US presidential election – though he was loath to admit it

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