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Brexit deal goes one step forward, one back

Boris Johnson gets approval but faces delay on leaving date.

Nevil Gibson Wed, 23 Oct 2019

Stocks on Wall Street fell after UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson lost support for a fat-tracked Brexit deal.

The session traded mostly in positive territory as third-quarter results continued to show evidence of corporate resilience.

But stocks slumped in the final hour as news came through

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