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European stocks seen lower as Trump faces impeachment inquiry

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Market focus was largely attuned to news of a bid from Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives to impeach President Donald Trump.

In Europe, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was dealt a serious defeat the Supreme Court ruled his decision to suspend Parliament was unlawful.

European stocks are set to open lower on Wednesday, as political events on both sides of the Atlantic weigh on investor sentiment.Britain's FTSE is seen falling 14 points to 7,277, Germany's DAX down 28 points at 12,287 and France's CAC off by 10 points at 5,617, according to IG index data. Market focus was largely attuned to news of a bid from Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives to impeach President

 

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Democrats planted the whistleblower. This will backfire on them!!

NBC is Fake news FakeNews US futures are up. If President was in real trouble the futures would be down the limit!

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This is what dems want. Everyone’s 401k to take a hit.

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