Investors have remained in a standstill against the backdrop of Britain's upcoming parliamentary elections and the upcoming presidential vote in France.The FTSE 100 wiped out its growth from the beginning of the year, closing at 7,114.36 on Wednesday, losing even more -0.46% of its value, and the International Monetary Fund warned that the unpredictable Brexit result puts risks to global financial stability at a time, in which it is already facing challenges from heavily indebted US corporations, the credit bubble in China and the weak European banks.
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