Global stock markets pushed higher on Friday to end a nervous week during which investors demonstrated a feisty resilience amid a cloud of terror.
A deadly attack on a hotel in Bamako, Mali on Friday by a jihadist group that left at least 27 dead, just one week after the devastating attacks on Paris, added to fears that Islamic extremists were seeking to exploit vulnerabilities in many countries.
But investors appeared unfazed and more inspired by signs from the Federal Reserve of confidence in the strength of the US economy, and of willingness to ease monetary policy even more from the European Central Bank.
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A deadly attack on a hotel in Bamako, Mali on Friday by a jihadist group that left at least 27 dead, just one week after the devastating attacks on Paris, added to fears that Islamic extremists were seeking to exploit vulnerabilities in many countries.
But investors appeared unfazed and more inspired by signs from the Federal Reserve of confidence in the strength of the US economy, and of willingness to ease monetary policy even more from the European Central Bank.
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