** Shares of restaurant chains were up after Donald Trump
elected U.S. President on bets of deregulation and more
business-friendly backdrop
** Domino's Pizza DPZ.N shares up 3.34%, Chipotle Mexican
Grill CMG.N rises 2.9% and Wendy's WEN.O up 3.8%
** Shake Shack SHAK.N stock rises 5.7% and Darden
Restaurants DRI.N up 7.1%
** "I suspect this is related to a more favorable outlook on
regulations impacting labor costs, and more broadly the cost of
doing business in the US" - Jim Sanderson, analyst with
Northcoast Research
** Shares of McDonald's MCD.N were down 1.5%, U.S.-listed
shares of Restaurants Brands QSR.TO fall marginally and
Starbucks SBUX.O down 1.2%
** "McDonald's and QSR are lagging peers, related to
brand-specific challenges in the US and exposure to non-US
performance" - Sanderson adds
** S&P 500 Restaurants Sub Industry Index .SPLRCREST up 4%
so far this year
(Reporting by Ananya Mariam Rajesh in Bengaluru)
((AnanyaMariam.Rajesh@thomsonreuters.com ; X: https://twitter.com/AnanyaMariam))