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Stockmarkets remain unimpressed by news of the latest vaccine

Stockmarkets went mad on news of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine, but a similar update from AstraZeneca brought little more than a shrug.

by: Alex Rankine
26 Nov 2020
New York © 

New York closed its schools last week, denting confidence on Wall Street

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