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Spooky new virus strain gives investors opportunities to buy the dip

Health officials also expressed concern that the mutation of this new strain (B.1.1.529) could result in higher immune evasion and transmissibility.

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South Africa's health minister announced Thursday that the newly discovered COVID-19 variant appears to be spreading rapidly in parts of the country. Health officials also expressed concern that the mutation of this new strain (B.1.1.529) could result in higher immune evasion and transmissibility. Vaccine efficacy against these mutations remains unknown.

Markets in Asia did not bode well with the news on Friday with Japan's Nikkei 225 (-2.53%), China's A50 (-0.96%), Hong Kong's Hang Seng (-2.67%) and South Korea's KOSPI 50 (-1.67%) flashed red to close the week. Europe didn't catch a break either with UK's FTSE 100 (-2.58%), France CAC 40 (-3.26%), Germany's DAX 40 (-2.6%), Spain's IBEX 35 (-3.68%), and Switzerland's SMI 20 (-1.25%) trending lower for the day (12:20 PM, GMT +1). U.S. markets are expected to tag along with their own mini crash after a day off on Thursday Thanksgiving.

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