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European markets ticked cautiously higher as the world looks to the inauguration of Donald Trump later on today.

European markets ticked cautiously higher as the world looks to the inauguration of Donald Trump later on today.

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European markets ticked cautiously higher as the world looks to the inauguration of Donald Trump later on today.