Troubled Euro markets size up Obama
Nov 5 - European stocks fall as investors' focus moves back to economic troubles after Barack Obama won the U.S. election.
Despite the biggest ever Election Day rally in the United States, and a 4.5 percent increase on Japan's Nikkei, the party didn't continue in the European markets.
Analysts said an Obama win had been largely priced in after six days of gains for European equities.
Joanna Partridge reports for Reuters
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