This is the full episode of Tip TV's Wall Street Crossover Show, which was broadcast on 19.10.15 in association with Admiral Markets. In this edition of the show, Darren Sinden looks at the American market before the US market open, along with the data released over the European session. He also summarises the key European movers, any and all M&A activity, before highlighting the important data points to keep an eye on.
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