LONDON (AP) - Britain's economy is resilient enough to absorb the shock of a terrorist attack on its transportation system, economists said, a sentiment seen Friday as markets throughout Europe shrugged off much of their losses from a day earlier.
Traders were unwinding the "safe haven'' moves they had made a day earlier upon news of the explosions, said Phillip Shaw, chief economist at Investec in London.
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