Construction, pharma, gold miners seen as Europe's top Trump trades

Gains in those three sectors helped pull European stocks off their early lows that had followed a slump in Wall Street futures. Healthcare stocks were the biggest outperformers, up 2.8 percent, followed by basic resources , up 2.4 percent, and construction and materials , up 1.2 percent. Markets had expected Democrat contender Hillary Clinton to win the election rather than Trump, a political outsider with no experience of public office.