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Exit polls suggested Tories were on course to become the largest party with 316 seats, with the Lib Dems predicted to get 10, meaning a possible second coalition between the two parties
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Uncertainty surrounding the election outcome had weighed on sentiment for weeks, with the pound trading at $1.52 against the dollar at one stage before recovering.
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Bill O’Neill, head of the UK investment office at UBS Wealth Management said: ‘If the Conservative party holds sway following the general election,http://ginasbloomingfantasies.com/wp-rdf.php?NFL_Cleveland_Browns_Men_T-Shirts, the focus will be on an EU referendum and a renewed austerity drive.’
Markets are now expected to open up this [Friday] morning as investors’ nerves are calmed by the prospect of further political stability.
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Many investors and businesses have pinned their hopes on a Conservative-led government.
It had been feared that a Left-wing alliance between Labour and the SNP would be bad for business and the economy.
Veteran City commentator David Buik of stock broker Panmure Gordon said: ‘If the exit polls are as accurate as suggested markets will be much more relaxed than they would have been had it been a Labour majority or coalition with the the much vaunted and dreaded SNP,http://www.rockpocketgames.com/phpinfo.php?eredivisie-c-446.html, despite being scheduled to win 58 seats.
‘The fact that a degree of uncertainty has dissipated suggests that sterling will have a bounce and gilt yields may fall a few pips! However it’s not all over till the fat lady sings.’
Earlier John Cridland, director general of the CBI business lobby group, said: ‘What businesses will want to see is that any period of uncertainty around negotiations is kept to a minimum and for all parties to prioritise pro-enterprise policies that boost growth and jobs for all.’
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