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The Dow Jones surged by almost 300 points on Wednesday, pushing the industrial average beyond a record high as the market absorbed Donald Trump's surprise victory over Hillary Clinton in the presidential election.

While global markets saw overnight turmoil, including futures plummeting by as much as 800 points, those losses were more than balanced out on the first day of post-election trading as investors jostled to position themselves across stocks that would benefit from Trump's policies.

Related: Obamacare May Be Toast

Healthcare stocks were among the strongest to gain on the Nasdaq composite, on the back of Donald Trump's pledge to dismantle Obamacare.Capcom: "Three huge announcements" next week

TGS bombshells apparently coming from the Japanese giant

Will the trade shows please end?! Tokyo Game Show picks up where Games Convention left off (which picked up where E3 left off etc) next week, with Japanese publishers said to be unleashing their big guns on the Makuhari Messe crowd.

Capcom in particular has been tipped for deployment of "three huge announcements," according to Australian site Game Player, which says it became savvy to the info at the recent Activate Asia 2007 conference in Cairns.

The site is apparently sworn to secrecy, but says the info has it "busting at the seams with excitement." Could this finally be the Dead Rising 2 news we've been waiting on, seemingly forever?

We've fired off a phone call to Capcom's UK