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Why uniQure N.V. Stock Is Hopping Today

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Shares of the gene therapy company uniQure N.V. (NASDAQ: QURE) rose by as much as 27% in early-morning trading today on over 27 times the average volume. uniQure's stock is responding positively to the unexpected advancement of its experimental hemophilia B treatment, AMT-061, into a late-stage study.

Specifically, uniQure said that it plans to initiate a pivotal-stage trial for AMT-061 in 2018 for patients with severe and moderately severe hemophilia B after consulting with both American and European regulatory authorities on the matter.

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