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On Thursday, European equities followed Wall Street as well as Asian bourses lower in rather a muted response to the American Congress's approval of a long-awaited tax overhaul.
The STOXX 600 index lost 0.2%, with major European equities trading sideways.
Spain's IBEX headed south 0.4%, a bit worse than Germany's DAX as well as Paris CAC 40 that both tumbled 0.2%.
Financial experts are assured that financial markets will require time to digest the newly-approved US tax bill to find out which businesses will derive the greatest benefits.
Nokia reported the best performance of the STOXX 600, gaining 2.6% having announced a patent agreement with China's Huawei.
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