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- Markets reacted to Democrats’ midterm election victory as the dollar fell and gold, silver, and US Treasury bonds rallied [1][5]. - M&S reported profits bouncing back to £355m after taking more than a year to recover from a cyber-attack [2]. - Novo shares jumped 6% following strong Wegovy pill sales and a raised outlook [3]. - A Poundland supplier warned it will lose millions if the retailer collapses [4].
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- Dollar falls while gold and US Treasury bonds rally as markets react to Democrats’ midterm election victory – business live — Guardian Business
- M&S takes more than a year to recover from cyber-attack as profits bounce back to £355m — Guardian Business
- Novo shares jump 6% as Wegovy pill sales impress, drugmaker hikes outlook — CNBC
- Poundland supplier 'will lose millions' if retailer collapses — BBC Business
- Gold, silver and precious metals prices jump, dollar dips as Democrats take control of Congress — CNBC
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