(Bloomberg) — A global equity rally showed signs of stalling on Friday, with Nasdaq futures unwinding some of this week’s surge amid the ongoing U.S. election count. The dollar edged up from its lowest in more than two years.U.S. and European stock futures retreated, while a gauge of Asia-Pacific shares edged higher. The S&P 500 climbed almost 2% Thursday and is headed for its best week since April. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 is up over 9% this week.Gold and crude oil declined and Treasuries were little changed. The yen steadied after rising past the closely watched 104 per dollar level. …read more
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